Our Trauma and Orthopaedic Department provides a range of musculoskeletal services, from orthopaedic medicine to complex surgery.
The musculoskeletal system includes your bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and nerves, all of which allow you to move around and be active. Trauma means a serious injury to the body.
Our team of highly-qualified orthopaedic consultants are experienced in a wide range of surgical procedures, including the use of keyhole surgery and navigation techniques to ensure minimum trauma and maximum safety for our patients.
The orthopaedic medical and nursing staff provide the following services:
The department offers specialist services in revision hip and knee arthroplasty (repair or replacement of the joint), hip arthroscopy (keyhole surgery of the hip), and the treatment of young patients requiring hip surgery. We provide specialist upper limb and foot and ankle services and also provide specialist classes for patients and carers in preparation for joint replacement surgery.
The Orthopaedic Interface service based at Bolton One provide spinal, general and foot and ankle clinics. The service act as an interface between primary care and the Trauma & Orthopaedic team based at Royal Bolton Hospital. The service offers a number of options prior to surgery such as injections, referrals to physiotherapy, biomechanics and various other treatment options.
Access to the elective orthopaedic service is made via your GP.
Your GP will arrange an appointment either through the national Choose and Book service or will write to the department requesting for you to be seen.
Access to the trauma service is generally via Accident and Emergency (A&E) but GP Direct is also a route into the trauma service. GPs can use the GP Direct service to liaise directly with clinical staff if they require specialist advice on a patient’s injury or need to admit patients to A&E or other areas within the organisation.
Please find below information to help you prepare for your planned total knee or total hip surgery at Bolton Hospital.
The videos and presentations will explain what to expect during your admission, your post op recovery and ongoing rehabilitation.
You will also find the questionnaire we ask you to fill in prior to attending our pre op education class; this will help us establish if you have any additional needs on leaving hospital. Please feel free to return it to us via the email address below.
If you need to discuss anything with our elective therapy staff please see below for our contact details:
If you and your surgeon decide that knee replacement is the best treatment for you, our team will give you the information you need to prepare, including personalised instructions, during appointments before your surgery. To get started, here are the basics.
If you and your surgeon decide that hip replacement is the best treatment for you, our team will give you the information you need to prepare, including personalised instructions, during appointments before your surgery. To get started, here are the basics.
If you and your surgeon decide that shoulder replacement is the best treatment for you, our team will give you the information you need to prepare, including personalised instructions, during appointments before your surgery. To get started, here are the basics.
Appointments Office
Tel: 01204 390400
Bolton One Orthopaedic
Tel: 01204 462753
Bolton One Physiotherapy
Tel: 01204 462712
Orthopaedic Department
Tel: 01204 390373
Virtual Fracture Clinic
Tel: 01204 390992
Virtual Fracture Clinic appointments
Tel: 01204 390237
Consultant, Orthopaedic Surgeon
Clinical Lead, Orthopaedics and Trauma
Consultant, Orthopaedics
Consultant, Trauma and Orthopaedics
Consultant, Orthopaedics
Consultant, Orthopaedic
Consultant, Orthopaedics