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Mr Hywel Davies

Mr Hywel Davies

Knee Specialists

Trauma & orthopaedic surgery 04546292

 

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  • Open Referral network
Overview
Bupa Platinum consultant
Fee assured
Open Referral network

Specialises in

  • Knee
  • Sports

Offers

  • Face-to-face consultations
  • Video and telephone consultations

About me

Mr Hywel Davies has been a consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in Bristol Since 2009. He holds NHS appointments at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, where he performs trauma surgery, at the Avon Orthopaedic Centre, Southmead Hospital where he performs planned elective surgery and at Bristol Royal Children hospital where he performs knee surgery on children. He runs the clinic for acute knee injuries at the BRI.
Hywel’s main surgical interest is reconstructive surgery of the knee and sports injuries. He performs the full range of knee surgery with repair of damaged ligaments, cartilage and menisci. He also operates on the degenerating knee performing full joint replacements, revision surgery and unicompartmental replacements, whenever possible just replacing the effected part of the knee. He also has an interest in foot and ankle surgery.
Hywel trained in medicine at Charing Cross and Westminster Medical school, London, graduating from Imperial College. Whilst at medical school he took a year to perform a BSc degree in Sports Physiology with a thesis performed at the Institute of Human Performance, Stanmore and the British Olympic Medical Centre. He went on to do his basic surgical training around London with a knee research fellowship for a year before undertaking 6 years of Orthopaedic Specialist training on the Bristol Rotation.
During his Orthopaedic training Hywel undertook a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine. Spending extra time in sports medicine clinics and learning from experts in allied professions such as Physiotherapy, Physiology and Psychology. This gives him a balanced approach to his practice. He also performed a research thesis in exercise-induced pain of the lower leg.
Following his Orthopaedic training in 2008, Hywel spent a year honing his skills in knee and sports injury surgery and assessment in 2 leading clinics abroad. He spent 6 months at Adidas Sports Injury clinic in Auckland, New Zealand. He then went to Perth Australia for 6 months. During this time he learned the latest techniques in knee ligament surgery, arthroscopy (keyhole) surgery and computer navigated joint replacement. He has also visited other leading centres across the globe to learn from their expertise.
Hywel has a keen interest in teaching and research. He lectures on a number of national courses and is an honorary lecturer of the University of Bristol. He trains Registrars in Orthopaedic surgery and teaches medical students and junior doctors. With the Bristol knee group he is actively involved in studies looking at the outcome of knee surgery and has published many journal articles, presenting his research nationally and internationally. He is a reviewer for the knee journal.
Hywel maintains a keen interest in sport. He competes in Triathlon and running recently performing the UK Half Ironman. When time permits he skis and mountain bikes. Increasingly though he is cheering his 3 kids on from the side-lines. Hywel has previously rowed at a high level for a number of clubs and Imperial College. He represented Wales at senior level. Subsequently he played club rugby until he became too soft! He lives locally with his wife and 3 children.

Areas of interest

Knee surgery; Sports Injuries; Ligament Injuries; Knee pain; Meniscus repair; Knee replacement; Arthritis; Osteotomy; Partial Knee replacement;Trauma; Arthroplasty; ; Soft tissue disorders;; Achilles Tendon; sports injuries: Paediartic knee injuries

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Procedures completed

  • W8500

    Multiple arthroscopic operations on knee (including meniscectomy, chondroplasty, drilling or microfracture) - unilateral - (5-50)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (5-50)

  • W7420

    Autograft anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction +/- meniscectomy - (5-50)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (5-50)

  • W9040

    Injection(s) +/- aspiration, into joint, cyst, bursa - unilateral - (5-50)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

  • W7530

    Repair of lateral collateral ligament complex - (5-50)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (5-50)

  • W8230

    Arthroscopic meniscal repair - (5-50)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (5-50)

  • W2830

    Removal of internal fixation from bone / joint, excluding K-wires +/- image guidance - (1-5)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

  • A6600

    Release of entrapment of deeply placed peripheral nerve - (1-5)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

  • T7981

    Extensive (greater than 2cm tear) repair of large muscle (including arthroscopic) (excluding rotator cuff) - (1-5)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

  • W7580

    Open surgical stabilisation of patella, including soft tissue/tendon transfer or release, +/- application of cast (adult) - (1-5)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

  • W4200

    Complex primary total knee replacement (i.e. including bone graft, augmentation or osteotomy) - (1-5)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

  • W5210

    Revision of unicompartmental knee replacement - (1-5)

    Spire Bristol Hospital (1-5)

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