14th January 2026
The Royal Society of Medicine

The Imperial Sports Knee Meeting offers a unique opportunity for leading surgeons to discuss innovation, progress and current practice in the arena of sports knee injury. The conference will cover the latest practices in ACL, Multiligament, Meniscal and Cartilage injuries through a series of talks, discussions and technical lectures, led by a nationally renowned faculty.

Previous topics include: 

  • Graft choices in modern day ACL reconstruction

  • Is there a role for ACL repair?

  • Considerations in paediatric ACL reconstruction

  • Principles of management for Multiligament Knee Injuries

  • Meniscus allograft transplantation in 2025 – Where are we now?

  • Where are we at with cartilage repair techniques?

  • How to deal with the unstable patella in a skeletally immature patient?

THE ORGANISERS

Imperial College London is a world-renowned university with a mission to benefit society through excellence in science, engineering, medicine and business. As a college endorsed meeting, the faculty draw on the academic and professional prowess of a world class academic institution.

The organisers have a track record of delivering successful national meetings including the lead convenor Mr. Chinmay Gupte’s role as the ex-President of the Royal Society of Medicine’s Orthopaedic Section where he started the RSM Trauma Symposium (now the largest trauma symposium in the UK drawing hundreds of delegates from around the world each year).

Mr Chinmay M Gupte

  • Consultant Orthopaedic Knee Surgeon and Associate Professor, Imperial College London

  • Clinical director of Wellington Hospital Knee Unit

  • CEO Sports Healing Ltd

  • Executive Member (Treasurer) of The British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK)

Mr Rahul Bhattacharyya

  • Consultant Knee Surgeon at NHS Lanarkshire University Hospitals, Ross Hall Hospital Glasgow

  • Consultant Specialist Knee Surgeon, Wellington Hospital (HCA), London

  • Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturerm Imperial College London

  • Executive Member of The British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK)