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Mr Andrew Wallace

Mr Andrew Wallace

Trauma & orthopaedic surgery 03390672

 

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Not Fee assured
Not in Open Referral network

Specialises in

  • Shoulder & Elbow

About me

Mr Andrew Wallace graduated from medical school at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia in 1987 before moving to Edinburgh, Scotland to undertake a period of postgraduate research leading to a PhD in bone healing. In 1992 he returned to Sydney to complete his orthopaedic training, followed by Fellowships in Shoulder and Elbow surgery in Sydney and in Calgary, Canada. Whilst in Canada he developed an interest in basic science aspects of soft tissue healing, and the relationship of instability to joint degeneration.

He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Musculoskeletal Surgery at Imperial College London in 1999 and was a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Charing Cross Hospital 1999-2003 and then at St Mary’s Hospital until 2005. As well as numerous articles on basic sciences, he has published on shoulder instability, acromioclavicular reconstruction, rotator cuff repair and shoulder joint replacement.

In 2002 he was the Travelling Fellow of the European Society for Surgery of the Shoulder and Elbow to the United States, and is an active member of that society, the British Elbow and Shoulder Society and the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons. His professional interests include arthroscopic teaching and training and research on the biomechanical aspects of arthroscopic shoulder reconstructive techniques. He currently treats a large number of both amateur and professional athletes from the sports of rugby, cricket, football, tennis, track and field and swimming from the UK and overseas.

Areas of interest

Arthroscopic and open shoulder surgery, shoulder instability, rotator cuff tears, arthritis and sports injuries of the shoulder.

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Procedures completed

  • W8193

    Arthroscopic subacromial decompression - (5-50)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • W8194

    Arthroscopic subacromial decompression and excision of distal clavicle (including arthroscopic procedures in glenohumeral joint) - (5-50)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • W7718

    Primary arthroscopic shoulder stabilisation procedure (including labral/SLAP/tendon repair) - (5-50)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • T6450

    Tenodesis of biceps tendon (as sole procedure) - (5-50)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • W8820

    Diagnostic arthroscopic examination of shoulder joint, +/- biopsy (as sole procedure) - (5-50)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • W7715

    Coracoid bone block transfer for recurrent instability of shoulder (Bristow-Latarjet procedure) - (5-50)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • W5050

    Reverse polarity arthroplasty of shoulder - (1-5)

  • W5000

    Primary total shoulder replacement - (1-5)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • T6980

    Tenolysis, of flexor tendon (not otherwise specified) - (1-5)

  • T6800

    Delayed or secondary repair of tendon (including graft, transfer and/or prosthesis) (not otherwise specified) - (1-5)

  • W1920

    Primary open reduction of long bone with fixation - (1-5)

  • W5600

    Primary repair of rupture of acromioclavicular or sternoclavicular joint +/- internal fixation - (1-5)

  • A6600

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

  • T5900

    Excision of ganglion - (1-5)

    King Edward VII's Hospital Sister Agnes (1-5)

  • W3100

    Bone graft (as sole procedure) - (1-5)

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