Mr Kartik Logishetty

Mr Kartik Logishetty is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in hip surgery at Cleveland Clinic London. His NHS Practice is at University College London Hospital; and he is an Honorary Associate Professor at University College London.

Mr Logishetty studied Medicine at Guy's King's and St Thomas' Medical School, and undertook his orthopaedic training on the Imperial rotation. Upon completion of his PhD at Imperial College, he was appointed as an NIHR Clinical Lecturer. After training in hip resurfacing in 2017 with Justin Cobb, he completed fellowships in complex and revision (redo) hip and knee replacement at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford; and the full spectrum of hip preservation surgery with Johan Witt at University College London, and centres in the USA, Canada, and Switzerland.

Mr Logishetty is dedicated to the comprehensive management of hip pain. This includes patients with dysplasia, hip impingement, or arthritis. He employs non-operative strategies such as hip-specific physical therapy, medication management, and intra or extra-articular injections. From a surgical perspective, he specialises in hip resurfacing, complex primary and revision total hip replacement, periprosthetic hip fractures, hip preservation - including hip arthroscopy and periacetabular (PAO) and proximal femoral osteotomies.

His focus is on considered and shared decision making  to develop a customised treatment strategy for each patient. He utilises the best of new technologies and evidence-based interventions. When appropriate, this includes ceramic hip resurfacing, anterior approach hip replacement, 4D planning for osteotomies and hip arthroscopy, and navigated or robotic-assisted surgery.

Mr Logishetty's award-winning research includes developing and applying AI in orthopaedics, device design, and 3D surgical planning. He is recognised as a leading figure in hip surgery, training surgeons internationally, and providing expert review for a number of orthopaedic journals and the National Institute of Health Research.