Mr Mohammed Al-Maiyah

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

MB, ChB, FIBMS (Ortho), MSc, FRCS (Tr&Orth)

Specialises in

Arthritis of foot and ankle - joint replacement and arthrodesis
Arthroscopy, sports injuries and trauma
Bunion surgery/correction of hallux valgus

Correction of complex foot and ankle deformity
Big toe joint replacement/hallux rigidus

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I have been a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon for 10 years and my practice encompasses all aspects of foot and ankle disorders and complex trauma. I have a special interest in foot and ankle surgery. I have experience in all aspects of this field – treating elective, trauma, and sports injuries; I have a large revision practice and often see patients for a second opinion.

My surgical practice encompasses all aspects, diagnosis, and treatment (operative and non-operative), of foot and ankle disorders including bunion surgery, minimally invasive surgery, Morton’s neuroma and ganglions, severe foot and ankle deformities, arthritis, flat feet and high arch feet, tendon disorders; tendinitis or tendinopathy, heel pain and plantar fasciitis and sports injuries – ankle ligaments injuries and fractures and diabetic feet disorders.

I also have a special interest in complex trauma and limb reconstruction. I am fellowship-trained in foot and ankle surgery and trauma/limb reconstruction. I worked in major trauma centres, both in the UK and Australia. I undertake medico-legal work as an expert witness in various trauma and orthopaedic cases.

I completed a residency in trauma and orthopaedics at a prestigious medical school in Baghdad, Iraq. I subsequently completed 10 years of basic and higher surgical orthopaedic training in the north of England and undertook more than two years of fellowships in foot and ankle surgery and trauma/limb reconstruction in Birmingham, Liverpool, and Australia; in Melbourne and Brisbane.

I worked as a consultant at The James Cook University Hospital from June 2014 until April 2021, before moving to Surrey. I now work as a foot, ankle, and complex trauma surgeon at Croydon University Hospital. I have 8,000 procedures on my Royal College log book, in different orthopaedic subspecialties, but mainly in foot and ankle and trauma surgery.

I am a recognised trainer for specialty registrars in trauma and orthopaedics. I have recently started an international fellowship to train overseas surgeons.

General Medical Council Number: 5206732

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr Mohammed Al-Maiyah at Spire include:

Orthopaedics

Orthopaedics - ankle and foot

Ankle arthroscopy
Ankle replacement
Bunion removal and treatment
Ganglion removal surgery

Ingrown toenail surgery
Joint pain treatment (joint injections)
Morton's neuroma excision

Other treatments

Achilles tendon problems
Ankle fractures
Ankle and foot joints arthroscopy
Arthritis (ankle and foot)
Bunions (hallux valgus) and correction
Diabetic feet disorders
Flat feet and high arch feet
Foot fractures
Fracture (broken bone)
Hammertoe correction
Heel pain and planter fasciitis
Minimal invasive surgery
Morton’s neuroma and ganglions
Severe foot and ankle deformities
Sports injuries - ankle ligaments injuries and fractures
Tendon disorders; tendinitis or tendinopathy

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