Dr. Mina W. Morcos is an academic orthopaedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement surgery.

Areas of clinical expertise:

• Hip Replacement: Total hip arthroplasty, resurfacing, and less invasive approaches
• Knee Replacement: Total, partial, and unicompartmental knee procedures
• Robotic Surgery: Precision-guided implant placement
• Arthroscopy: Minimally invasive procedures for joint and sports injuries
• Meniscus Repair: Preservation-focused techniques for meniscal injuries
• Complex Revisions: Correction of failed implants and advanced reconstructive surgery
• Joint Care: Diagnosis and non-surgical management of joint pain

Dr. Morcos began his academic journey with an undergraduate degree in Physical Therapy from McGill University before earning his medical degree at Laval University. He completed orthopaedic training and a Master's degree at McGill University, followed by 3 fellowships in hip and knee arthroplasty and trauma at Western University and the University of Toronto.

Dr. Morcos integrates the latest technologies—including robotic-assisted surgery and personalized implants—with a view of improving surgical precision and accelerating recovery. He is recognized for his research contributions, with over 30 peer-reviewed publications, and is committed to clear communication and personalized care. His goal is to help patients regain mobility and return to an active lifestyle.