Mr Toby Briant-Evans

Toby Briant-Evans qualified from Nottingham University Medical School in 1999. Early in his career he taught anatomy at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Medical School, before entering his basic surgical training on the Hammersmith Hospitals Rotation in North West London.Part of his early Orthopaedic experience was gained at Exeter, where he developed his interest in hip surgery and research at this world leading centre for hip replacement. His Orthopaedic Registrar training was in the Wessex region, during which time he also completed an AO Trauma fellowship in Denver, Colorado, and a year’s arthroplasty fellowship in Auckland, New Zealand. It was in Auckland where he gained experience in computer navigated and patient specific knee replacement surgery. He achieved his certificate of completion of specialist training in September 2012 and spent the following year furthering his specialist experience in joint replacement surgery, principally as a fellow at North Hampshire Hospital in Basingstoke, but also held an honorary fellowship at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford where he gained experience in complex revision hip and knee surgery and lower limb reconstruction following tumour excision. Mr Briant-Evans was appointed as a substantive Trauma and Orthopaedic Consultant at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in 2014, with his NHS work being split between Basingstoke and Winchester. He has an interest in hip and knee research and has published and presented internationally in these areas. His particular area of expertise has been investigating and revising metal-on-metal hip replacements. He is the Joint Replacement Enhanced Recovery Lead Clinician at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is the Clinical Lead for the Recently opened Hampshire Orthopaedic Centre, a high volume regional arthroplasty centre based at Royal Hampshire County Hospital. He continues to teach locally and as a faculty member on courses at Southampton University and the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Hip replacement surgery- primary (including minimally invasive) and revision Knee replacement surgery- total and partial, primary and revision Robotic total knee replacement Arthroscopic knee surgery Enhanced recovery after joint replacement Metal-on-metal hip investigations and revision Trauma and fracture management