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Biography

Mr Dabis is a highly skilled knee surgeon, and is the Trauma and Orthopaedic clinical lead at Kingston and Richmond Foundation Trust. 

He has specialist interest in sports injuries including ACL and meniscal injuries, osteotomy / realignment surgery, partial and total knee replacements and other advanced treatments. He treats all aspects of knee pathology, ranging from children's knee conditions to revision knee surgery. 

Mr Dabis combines cutting-edge medical techniques with a compassionate approach and personalised care, ensuring each patient receives the highest standard of treatment.

Mr Dabis trained in South West London, and completed two knee specialty fellowships, both nationally and internationally, as well as a trauma fellowship in Boston Massachusetts affiliated with Harvard Trauma.  

Academically, Mr Dabis has completed a Sports and Exercise Medicine Masters in University College London, and is a member of British Association for Surgery of the Knee, European Society for Sports Traumatology, Knee surgery & Arthroscopy and the International society of Arthroscopy, Knee surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine.   

Clinical interests

  • Soft tissue knee conditions and surgery
  • Robotics and minimally invasive techniques
  • Sports injuries
  • Young adult knee
  • Paediatric knee
  • Partial and total knee replacements and revision surgery
  • Ligament reconstruction
  • Meniscal repairs
  • Patella stabilisation surgery
  • Knee preservation surgery

Hospitals

Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
UKAS
The Victoria Foundation
NJR accreditation Quality Data Provider for New Victoria Hospital
JAG accreditation
IT ISO
Freedom to Speak Up scheme
Doctify Gold standard badge awarded to New Victoria Hospital in 2024
Care Quality Commission Good Rating
CAP AWARDS
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