We have 21 orthopaedic consultants who specialise in a range of routine and specialist areas, including upper limb, lower limb, complex hip and hand and wrist.
We also have an unrivalled sports injury clinic that runs twice weekly, with physiotherapist support within the clinic setting. Our clinic waiting times are short and we can offer fast access to subsequent treatment.
We care for patients with the following conditions or injuries:
- Cartilage defects that require transplantation
- Crush injuries
- Hip and knee replacements
- Deformities
- Failed joint replacement
- Impingement
- Infected bones and joints
- Knee ligament injuries including cruciate and anterior ligament reconstruction
- Osteoarthritis
- Sports injuries
- Bunions and other foot and ankle conditions
- Hand and shoulder injuries
Outpatient appointments: Most patients undergoing surgery will have their initial and follow-up consultations with the surgeon in outpatients at UCLH.
Fracture Clinic: Orthopaedics provides a full fracture clinic service for emergency patients who have visited UCLH, or other, Emergency departments. This service takes place at University College Hospital, Lower ground floor. The service runs two clinics daily.
Virtual Fracture Clinic: UCLH offers a virtual fracture clinic service for patients who have attended the UCLH Emergency Department with an injury. Their case is reviewed by a multi-specialist team including consultants and specialist physiotherapists. Following this review, patients either receive a call from a clinician to give advice on their injury, or a clinic pathway co-ordinator will call if the patient needs to attend the fracture clinic.
Elective (planned) surgery: Our elective (planned) surgery takes place in our new facility on Grafton Way Building. This new hospital has eight theatres dedicated to elective orthopaedic and ear, nose and throat and oral surgery.
There is a dedicated area for patients to recover from their surgery and a ward for those who may need to stay over night.
Unplanned and emergency surgery (trauma): This surgery takes place at University College Hospital.
Sports injuries: Patients with sports injuries will be treated by UCLH clinical teams at the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health (ISEH) located on the second floor, 170 Tottenham Court Road.
If you are calling regarding a new referral or to rebook or cancel and outpatient appointment, please contact the booking centre in the first instance on 020 3447 9393.
If you are a surgical patient, or your query is related to other aspects of your care or requires further attention, please contact the Trauma an Orthopaedic admin team on the number below and select from the options (listed below). You can also contact our teams via email addresses listed.
Please note, our contact details have recently changed so please do check below that you have the correct information.
Trauma and Orthopaedic telephone number: 020 3456 2064 |
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Specialty Admin Team | Option number | Email address | |
Fracture Clinic | For enquiries relating to our trauma service. | 1 | uclh. |
General Hip and Knee |
For all enquiries relating to care under
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2 | uclh. |
Young Adult Hip |
For all enquiries relating to care under:
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2 | uclh. |
Shoulder and Elbow |
For all enquiries relating to care under:
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3 | uclh. |
Hand and Wrist |
For all enquiries relating to care under:
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4 | uclh. |
Foot and Ankle |
For all enquiries relating to care under:
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5 | uclh. |
Sports and Exercise Medicine |
For all enquiries relating to care under
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6 | uclh. |
Elective Orthopaedic Centre (EOC) |
For surgical patients of:
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2 | uclh. |
Trauma and Orthopaedics Service Manager: Amber Boyce-Bugansky
Other useful contacts:
Department/area | Contact number | Contact email |
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Ward T14 nurse in charge | 07852 906201 (not for administrative purposes) | |
Ward T10 trauma nurse in charge | 07790 972222 (not for administrative purposes) | |
Imaging | 020 3456 7002 | uclh. |
Preassessment | 020 3447 3167 | uclh. |
Hospital transport | 020 3456 7010 | uclh.transport.department@nhs.net |
Orthopaedics and Trauma Service
UCH Referrals Centre
University College London Hospitals
Ground Floor North
250 Euston Road
London NW1 2PG
Telephone: 020 3447 9393
Fax: 020 3447 9354
Rapid access and one-stop clinics
Following an attendance at A&E, patients requiring urgent treatment for broken bones can be seen in a fracture clinic appointment within one week.
Access to patient results
Results will be included in letters to GPs and consultants. However, GPs can also contact the relevant PA by phone or post.
Tertiary referrals
The service receives many referrals from across London and the south-east, as well as some patients from across the UK attending for specialist treatment. Our sports injury service in particular attracts patients who are keen to access our expert consultants and specialist physiotherapists.