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Fee assured
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Verified account
- Not in Open Referral network
Specialises in
- Podiatric surgery
Offers
- Face-to-face consultations
- Video and telephone consultations
About me
Mr. Ewan Kannegieter MSc FRCPodS FFPM RCPS (Glasg)
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon | Foot & Ankle Specialist
Mr. Ewan Kannegieter is a highly experienced Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, providing expert
care for the foot for over 25 years. As current Dean of Podiatric Surgery at the Royal College of
Podiatry (2024-2026) and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medical Sciences at the Frank H.
Netter MD School of Medicine, he is recognised internationally for his leadership and expertise in
foot surgery, minimally invasive techniques, and diabetic limb salvage.
Performing over 800 foot procedures annually, Mr. Kannegieter offers foot surgery exclusively at
Phoenix Hospital Chelmsford.
Areas of Expertise
Mr. Kannegieter specialises in:
? Bunion (Hallux Valgus) Surgery
? Hammer Toe & Lesser Toe Correction
? Foot Arthritis Surgery
? Achilles Tendon Repair & Tendinopathy Treatment
? Flat Foot Reconstruction
? Diabetic Foot Surgery & Limb Salvage
? Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery
? Skin lesion and ingrowing toenail procedures
Why Choose Mr. Kannegieter?
? Renowned Expertise � Consultant in Mid-Essex for 10 years, with over two decades of
surgical experience.
? Minimally Invasive & Reconstructive Techniques � Integrating the latest surgical innovations
where appropriate.
? Diabetic Foot Specialist � Co-founder of the Mid Essex Diabetes Amputation Reduction
Plan (MEDARP), reducing major amputations and improving survival.
? Clinical & Academic Leader � Lecturer, mentor, and educator for future podiatric surgeons
and medical professionals.
? Holistic, Patient-Focused Care � Personalised, evidence based treatment plans for long-term
foot health and function.
? Collaborative Approach � Works closely with radiologists, physiotherapists, medical and
nursing teams to optimise patient outcomes.
Academic & Leadership Roles
Areas of interest
Injection Cortisone injections; Visco-supplement injections; High Volume Injections, Bunions; hammer toe; rheumatoid foot; neuroma; arthritis; flat feet; achilles tendinopathy; heel pain; plantar fasciitis; ingrowing toenails; foot surgery; nail surgery; diabetes; limb salvage; minimally invasive surgery
Medical secretaries
- Sarah Rolton
- 07808 643950
- enquiries@kannfootsurgery.com
Anaesthetists worked with
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Mr Ewan Kannegieter has worked with Dr Niven Akotia at the following hospitals:
- Phoenix Hospital Chelmsford (1-5)
Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)
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W9030
Injection(s) +/- aspiration, into joint, cyst, bursa with image guidance - unilateral - (5-50)
Phoenix Hospital Chelmsford (5-50)
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S7010
Wedge excision or avulsion of nail (including chemical ablation of nail bed) - (5-50)
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W0321
Osteotomies (eg Scarf and Akin) for hallux valgus correction with or without +/- internal fixation and +/- soft tissue correction - unilateral - (1-5)
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W0881
Excision of joint of toe with release of contracture and soft tissue correction - (1-5)
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A6030
Transection of peripheral nerve for neuroma - (1-5)
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W0330
Fusion of first metatarsophalangeal joint - unilateral - (1-5)
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W1590
Correction of retracted/dislocated metatarsophalangeal joint (including tendon transfer, division/realignment of bone and internal fixation) - (1-5)
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W2830
Removal of internal fixation from bone / joint, excluding K-wires +/- image guidance - (1-5)
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T6462
Excision or partial excision of interphalangeal joint of lesser toe with tendon transfer - (1-5)
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W7922
Surgical correction of hallux valgus using minimal access techniques- unilateral - (1-5)
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W3530
Removal of percutaneous wire - (1-5)
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W0310
Multiple procedures on forefoot, distal to and including the tarsometatarsal joints, which involves at least two distinct procedures not intrinsic to each other - bilateral - (1-5)
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S0633
Excision of lesion of skin or subcutaneous tissue - up to three, Trunk & Limbs (excluding lipoma) - (1-5)
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A6600
Release of entrapment of deeply placed peripheral nerve - (1-5)