I treat sports injuries, kneecap problems and knee arthritis for patients of all ages. When surgery is needed, I aim to repair or replace only the damaged part of the knee.

Independent reports in personal injury and clinical negligence. Over 750 reports since 2019, CPR Part 35 compliant.

Global Connect Charity funds medical training in Tanzania and injury prevention for young athletes in the UK. 100% of Tanza Kindness profits go to the charity.
My up-to-date protocols after ACL, PCL, multi-ligament, meniscal, cartilage and kneecap surgery, with milestones, bracing and exercise progression.
Start with what you're experiencing. Each page explains the problem, your options with and without surgery, and what recovery looks like.
Twisting injuries, a knee that gives way, locking or swelling after sport.
Pain at the front of the knee, or a kneecap that dislocates or feels unstable.
Pain, stiffness and wear that is limiting walking, sleep or daily life.
"Surgery is not always the answer. When it is, my philosophy is to treat only the damaged part of your knee and keep as much of your own joint as possible."
Mr Mathias Nagy
I have been a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon at York Hospital since 2022, with a private practice at Nuffield Health York and Ramsay Clifton Park. I completed two specialist knee fellowships at Wrightington Hospital, in Soft Tissue Knee Surgery and Lower Limb Arthroplasty, and I set up the acute knee and soft tissue knee service.