Professor of Orthopaedics. Hips, Knees, Computer Navigated Joint Replacements and Total Joint Replacement. Visit http://t.co/Em1m5zWGWJ to know more.

Birmingham, England
Joined October 2010
The RACER Knee Trial is sparking important discussion around robotic-assisted total knee replacement. I’ll join The Joint Replacement Podcast to break down the data, findings, limitations & clinical relevance. Listen: open.spotify.com/show/3mqwG1… #KneeReplacement #RACERTrial
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🌟 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! 💫 In the latest episode of the #BJJ podcast, @DuckworthOrthEd discusses the role of robotic surgery in lower limb joint arthroplasty with @AndyMetOrtho, @pdhwall, @ProfEdwardDavis & @bjjeditor. #Robotics #Podcast @ChetanKhatri2 ow.ly/vhTH50QABNG
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Thanks all for an excellent day learning all about #roboticsurgery in #arthroplasty at the inaugural Birmingham Arthroplasty Robotic Symposium. #thefuture @ROHNHSFT @ProfEdwardDavis @StrykerOI @DePuySynthes @zimmerbiomet @SmithandNephew @corintechnology
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Huge achievement for #RACERKnee last week as the 200th participant was randomised! Honors go to @hipknee_surgeon at @EdinOrthopaedic However, could not be possible without the hard work and enthusiasm across multiple sites! @AndyMetOrtho @ProfEdwardDavis
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Aaaaand thats 100 participants recruited to #RACERKnee this week! Honours go to @RNOHnhs @RNOHRIC who hit the milestone Thank you all for helping recruit to this study! @AndyMetOrtho @ProfEdwardDavis @WarwickCTU @ElkeGemperle
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Professor Davis’ revision rates for total hip replacement are some of the best in the country. For the ten-year period March 2011-March 2021 his revision rates were only 0.48% compared to the National Joint Registry average of 1.6%.
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The National Joint Registry Patient reported outcome results (March 2009-Dec 2020) demonstrate that Professor Davis’ patients are significantly more satisfied, and rate their hip replacement more successful than the national average.
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Have a look at our most recent paper.
In knee osteoarthritis patients, synovial tissue at the site of patient-reported joint pain contains fibroblast subsets that promote the growth and survival of neurons. @unibirmingham @VersusArthritis @arthritisbham authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
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Thanks to BJJ for publishing our work and to my co authors.
September's featured author is @ProfEdwardDavis who contributed to a paper on asymmetric crosslinked polyethylene liner in primary total hip arthroplasty ow.ly/4TCv50Ge51n #Arthroplasty #Orthopedics
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Flat liner THAs had a higher risk of revision for any reason than asymmetric liner THAs when implanted through a Hardinge/anterolateral approach and through a posterior approach ow.ly/vffi50G4SKW @ProfEdwardDavis @ROHNHSFT #Arthroplasty #Orthopaedics
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Have a read of our most recent paper in The Bone & Joint Journal online.boneandjoint.org.uk/d…
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Reduced Risk of Revision with Computer-Guided Versus Non-Computer-Guided THA ow.ly/5b4S30rPjKJ
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A £1.6million national study by @warwickctu, @nhsuhcw and @ROHNHSFT will pitch human skill against machine precision as it compares the benefits of knee replacement surgery performed using a robot to a surgeon using traditional methods. Read more: bit.ly/3dm7lGE
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Study identifies the effect of the manufacturing characteristics of polyethylene acetabular liners on the survival of cementless and hybrid total hip arthroplasty ow.ly/mMzu50FbBaQ #Arthroplasty #OrthoTwitter @ROHresearch @ProfEdwardDavis
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In addition, #RACERHip will compare robotic #THR against conventional #RACERHip due to be submitted for REC approval in the next week! Both will be landmark trials for the #NHS and beyond! @pdhwall @ProfEdwardDavis @RebeccaLMcKeow1
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With covid-19 causing growing waiting lists and ongoing staff shortages, could greater use of robotics in secondary care and beyond offer a way of dealing with the pressures facing the NHS in a post-pandemic world? @forthebest reports ow.ly/VBoJ50EzGfv
Trouble sleeping? Join us in the early hours of Friday morning. bit.ly/3rqnH5s #NAHKS21 #orthopaedics #RealIntelligence
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