Restoring our patients' mobility since 1999 With 25 years of experience in the field, Mr Trevor Lawrence has helped thousands of patients overcome hip and knee pain and regain their quality of life. Why choose Mr Lawrence's Clinic? Whether you're struggling with daily tasks due to arthritis, sports injuries, or chronic pain, Mr Lawrence and his team of highly experienced medical professionals and dedicated care providers are here to guide you every step, from diagnosis to operation to recovery. BOOK AN APPOINTMENT PROVEN RESULTS - HIGHEST SUCCESS RATES The National Joint Registry (NJR) data confirms that Mr Lawrence performs over three times the UK National Average of primary hip replacements annually, demonstrating his extensive expertise and highly successful surgical practice. Read more HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION Mr Lawrence's meticulous approach and commitment to state-of-the-art technology translate to a remarkably low repeat surgery rate due to implant failure - only 1/3 of the national average. This signifies the longevity and success of his procedures. Read more PERSONALISED CARE Mr Lawrence understands that every patient is unique. He takes the time to listen to your concerns, tailor treatment plans to your needs, and provide comprehensive support throughout your journey to regaining mobility. Read more Helping you regain your active lifestyle. HIP SURGERY Advanced hip replacement surgery techniques for treating arthritis, fractures and other hip conditions - - - Hip surgery is a broad term that encompasses various procedures to address different hip problems. Here are some of the most common issues that might necessitate hip surgery: 1. Osteoarthritis: This is the most common reason for hip surgery, affecting millions of people worldwide. It's a degenerative joint disease that causes cartilage breakdown in the hip joint, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. 2. Rheumatoid arthritis: This autoimmune disease can attack the hip joint, causing inflammation, pain, and damage to the cartilage and bone. In severe cases, hip replacement surgery may be necessary. 3. Hip fractures: These are often caused by falls or accidents, especially in older adults. Depending on the severity and location of the fracture, surgery may be required to repair or replace the hip joint. 4. Avascular necrosis (AVN): This condition occurs when the blood supply to the hip bone is disrupted, leading to bone death and eventual joint collapse. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent the need for surgery. 5. Hip impingement: This occurs when the bones of the hip joint rub against each other abnormally, causing pain and limited range of motion. In some cases, arthroscopic surgery can be performed to trim the bone and create more space in the joint. 6. Labral tears: The labrum is a soft ring of cartilage that lines the hip socket. Tears in this labrum can cause pain, clicking, and catching sensations in the hip. Surgery may be recommended to repair or remove the torn labrum. 7. Septic arthritis: This is a potentially life-threatening infection of the hip joint. It requires immediate medical attention and often involves surgery to drain the joint and remove infected tissue. 8. Tumors: Tumors in or around the hip joint can be benign or malignant. Depending on the type and location of the tumor, surgery may be necessary to remove it or replace the hip joint. It's important to note that this is not an exhaustive list. The appropriate treatment can be only after a consolation to determine the underlying causes and discuss potential treatment options, including joint replacement surgery. KNEE SURGERY Treating a range of issues from minor ligament tears to severe damage requiring joint replacement - - - There are numerous knee issues that might call for surgery, ranging from minor tears and sprains to severe damage requiring joint replacement. Here's a breakdown of some common reasons why someone might need knee surgery: 1. Meniscus tears: The menisci are two C-shaped pieces of cartilage that cushion and stabilise the knee joint. Tears can occur due to sudden twisting motions, sports injuries, or age-related wear and tear. Symptoms include pain, swelling, locking of the knee, and difficulty bending it. 2. Ligament tears: The knee has four main ligaments that provide stability. The most commonly torn ligaments are the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), the medial collateral ligament (MCL), and the lateral collateral ligament (LCL). Tears can happen due to sports injuries, car accidents, or falls. Symptoms include pain, swelling, instability, and difficulty putting weight on the knee. 3. Osteoarthritis: This is the most common type of arthritis, causing the cartilage in the knee joint to wear down over time. This can lead to pain, stiffness, swelling, and difficulty moving the knee. In severe cases, surgery like joint replacement may be necessary. 4. Patellar Tendinitis (Jumper's Knee): This is an inflammation of the tendon that connects the kneecap (patella) to the shinbone. It's common in athletes who jump frequently, such as basketball players. Symptoms include pain below the kneecap, especially when jumping or running. 5. Baker's cyst: This is a fluid-filled sac that forms behind the knee joint, often caused by arthritis or other inflammatory conditions. It can cause pain, swelling, and tightness in the back of the knee. Surgery may be needed to remove the cyst if it's causing significant discomfort. Remember, this isn't an exhaustive list, and it's crucial to consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment recommendations. If you're experiencing any knee pain or limitations, don't hesitate to seek professional medical advice. REVISION SURGERY Repairing a failed joint implant. In essence, a redo of the initial hip replacement surgery, performed when the original implant isn't functioning properly anymore. About Trevor Lawrence Hip & Knee Clinic Mr Trevor Lawrence is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon based in Birmingham in the West Midlands, UK. He specialises in hip and knee procedures, including hip, knee and revision hip replacements. Mr Lawrence practices privately at Spire Parkway Hospital and Spire Little Aston Hospital alongside his lead consultant work for University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB). ​ Mr Lawrence's philosophy is simple: personalised care with exceptional outcomes. He believes in understanding each patient's unique needs and goals and tailoring treatment plans that perfectly align with their aspirations. His meticulous approach and use of state-of-the-art technology translate to a remarkably low repeat surgery rate due to implant failure, a testament to his dedication to long-lasting results. ​ Read more ... The Royal Society of Medicine British Medical Association General Medical Council British Hip Society British Orthopaedic Association What Mr lawrence's patient say? "Absolutely excellent, but came highly recommended anyway, so expected nothing less." Patient testimonials left at the anonimous feedback portal at Spire Parkway Hospital , Solihull, UK. Patient Satisfaction. Mr Trevor Lawrence's profile on PHIN - the Private Healthcare Information Network , the independent, government-mandated organisation publishing performance and fees information about private consultants and hospitals. FIND OUT MORE Book your appointment today Contact our clinic today to schedule your consultation and take your first step towards a pain-free future. Studies and Articles on Hip & Knee surgery. HIP REPLACEMENT - OVERVIEW A hip replacement is a common type of surgery where a damaged hip joint is replaced with an artificial one (known as an implant). Adults... Post not marked as liked KNEE REPLACEMENT - OVERVIEW Knee replacement surgery (arthroplasty) is a common operation that involves replacing a damaged, worn or diseased knee with an artificial... Post not marked as liked PARTIAL KNEE REPLACEMENT Understanding the partial knee replacement alternative to a total knee replacement. The surgery has a great track record for relieving... 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 SEE MORE ARTICLES

PRIORY HOSPITAL The Priory has excellent facilities including intensive care, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy. It has an excellent reputation for delivering high quality and safe health care. Bone scanning, MRI, CT scanning is all available for accurate diagnosis of your joint problem.

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SPIRE PARKWAY HOSPITAL Spire Parkway Hospital is located close to the Solihull town centre. This hospital provides a wide range of private hospital care for Solihull, Birmingham, Warwickshire and the West Midlands. The hospital is located in a very convenient position just minutes from Junction 5 on the M42. The Birmingham International Airport and Birmingham International Railway Station are about 10 minutes away by taxi. An intensive care unit has recently been built, ideal for recovery after complex orthopaedic surgeries such as revision hip and knee. The rooms are well equipped and staff friendly and efficient. A wide range of consultant specialisms is available including plastic surgery, thoracic surgery, cardiology, urology and general medicine. The consultants all live close to the hospital and are available 24/7.

Hospitals SPIRE PARKWAY HOSPITAL Spire Parkway Hospital is located close to the Solihull town centre. This hospital provides a wide range of private hospital care for Solihull, Birmingham, Warwickshire and the West Midlands. The hospital is located in a very convenient position just minutes from Junction 5 on the M42. The Birmingham International Airport and Birmingham International Railway Station are about 10 minutes away by taxi. An intensive care unit has recently been built, ideal for recovery after complex orthopaedic surgeries such as revision hip and knee. The rooms are well equipped and staff friendly and efficient. A wide range of consultant specialisms is available including plastic surgery, thoracic surgery, cardiology, urology and general medicine. The consultants all live close to the hospital and are available 24/7. PRIORY HOSPITAL The Priory Hospital is the largest private hospital in Birmingham and offers a wide range of treatments and services with access to some of the latest technology and equipment giving patients and consultants the peace of mind that a higher grade of care is on hand, as and when required. It has an excellent reputation for delivering high quality and safe health care. Bone scanning, MRI, CT scanning is all available for accurate diagnosis of your all joint problems. NHS Solihull HOSPITAL Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest Hospital Trusts in England. The hospital treats more than 1.2 million people every year. The dynamic Hospital Trust originally developed from Little Bromwich Hospital, a fever hospital and sanatorium in Yardley, which opened in June 1895. As East Birmingham District General Hospital, which it became following a collaboration with Yardley Green Hospitals in April 1963; it then went on to acquire the Marston Green Maternity Hospital and become the first acute trust in Birmingham in April 1992. Mr Lawrence's NHS practice is based at Solihull Hospital where he has undertaken over 500 revision hip operations and thousands of hip and knee replacements.

Fees. At the initial consultation, a full history and examination will be undertaken. An x-ray will also be required. Patients are normally reviewed the same day after the x-ray. Consultations and X-rays normally take about 30 minutes each. The diagnosis can often be made at the first consultation. Some patients may require additional investigations. CONSULTATION ​ Initial Consultation £195 Followup Consultation £110 MEDICAL SCANS allow doctors to see inside your body. This painless procedure involves a combination of X-rays / magnetic fields and a computer to create images of your organs, bones, and other tissue. It shows far more detail than a regular X-ray. Both MRI and CT scans provide diagnostic images of the inside of your body. They, however, accomplish this task in distinctly different ways. SCANS and X-rays ​ X-Ray - Hips £162 X-ray - Knee £162 MRI - Lumbar Spine £348 MRI - Hips £348 CT - Scan Hips £348 MRI scan (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) allow doctors to see inside your body in great anatomical detail. It involves a combination of X-rays / magnetic fields and a computer to create images of your organs, bones, and other tissue. It shows far more detail than a regular X-ray. MRI is generally used to scan soft tissue. CT or CAT scans (Computerised Tomography) , combine data from several X-rays to produce detailed images of structures inside the body. CT scans typically take diagnostic images more quickly compared to MRI. CT scan can usually be completed in less than 5 minutes, while MRI takes about of 30 minutes. SURGERY FEES ​ Total Hip Replacement £14,300 Total Knee Replacement £14,455 Arthroscopy £4,239 Revision Surgery £17-20K SELF-FUNDING PATIENTS An increasing number of patients are choosing to pay for their operations independently. The main advantages of this include greater flexibility in choosing the date of your operation. You will also be guaranteed of having the surgeon of your choice. Waiting times are also much lower in the private sector. Another big advantage with inclusive care packages is that there are no hidden extras. The cost includes the operation, surgeons fees, hospital stay, physiotherapy etc. The package also includes one follow-up consultation.​​ If you feel that you are unable to pay for the consultation fees or investigations, please have a word with our secretary who may be able to offer some advice or make alternative arrangements for you. As a general rule, it is possible to pay for a private operation either as an inclusive care package or as a self-funding package. Provided that your general health is good, inclusive care packages will normally be offered by the hospital. ​ With self-funding packages expenses are totaled up as treatment progresses. Should things for whatever unforeseen reason not go to initial plan, the final bill could in theory be greater than expected. All prices are subject to change. Exact quotes are given upon request .​

Knee surgery. “ All my patients stand a very high chance of achieving long-term pain relief and a significant improvement to their mobility, irrespective of their body weight, age or level of their activity. ” Mr Trevor Law rence Return to full physical activity. Traditionally, patients are told not to undertake impact activities following the knee replacement. Since 1999 when Mr Lawrence first started monitoring the outcome of his patients, he observed that some of his younger patients have returned to jogging or playing tennis and 5 aside football. So far, these activities have not resulted in wear or loosening of the knee replacements. Mr Lawrence now allows his patients to return to virtually all activities following surgery.​ BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY Outstanding results. NJR data period: 01 April 2020 - 31 March 2023 Mr Lawrence's PRIMARY KNEE SURGERY ​ 91 UK National Average ​ 115 PRIMARY SURGERY Patients undergoing 1st-time Hip replacement. Mr Lawrence's REVISION KNEE SURGERY ​ 5 UK National Average ​ 13 REVISION (REPEAT) SURGERY Patients needing 2nd Joint operation due to a complication. Since the 2009 period covered by the National Joint Registry (NJ R) , only 1 per 1,000 of Mr Lawrence's patients needed repeat surgery due to implant loosening or wear. UK average revision (repeat surgery) rate: 1.9% over 10 years. Mr Lawrence's rate: 0.7% over 10 years. Since 2009, Mr Lawrence has performed nearly 600 knee operations, of which only four required repeat surgery. Over the 10 years covered by the National Joint Registry data, none of Mr Lawrence's patients have required revision surgery for loosening or wear of their joint replacement. Knee Implants. When it comes to replacing your joint, your future movement deserves more than "good enough." That's why Mr lawrence chooses only premium implants such as Stryker and Exeter, renowned for their durability, innovative design, and exceptional track record of success. These top-of-the-line options offer unparalleled stability, minimising the risk of future issues and maximising the patient's chances of a smooth recovery and a return to normal daily activities. Here's a small sample of implants used at Mr Lawrence's clinic: Triathlon Total Knee System Unmatched Stability : The innovative single-radius design mimics natural knee motion, promoting superior stability and patient satisfaction. Proven Durability : Experience the confidence of exceptional implant longevity, backed by extensive clinical data and over 3 million Triathlon knees implanted worldwide. Minimally Invasive Options : Faster recovery and reduced tissue disruption. Advanced Fixation Technolog y: The Tritanium® porous metal surface promotes optimal bone ingrowth for long-term implant stability. Personalised Solutions : A wide range of sizes and options to match the patient's anatomy. Stryker X3 Factor Knee Implant Proven track record : Over 5 million implantations worldwide, backed by extensive clinical evidence. Precisely engineered : Sequential crosslinking process optimizes wear resistance, mechanical strength, and oxidation resistance. Exceptional durability : Reduced risk of future revisions for a worry-free tomorrow. Simplified surgical experience : Streamlined instrumentation for efficient and predictable surgeries. Move with confidence : Reduced pain and improved mobility for an active lifestyle. Enjoy lasting results : Enhanced long-term performance and peace of mind. Stryker implants are well-established systems used in joint replacement surgery by top surgeons worldwide. Here's a breakdown of their key features: Trevor Lawrence Hip & Knee Clinic is here to score you a touchdown on pain-free movement with cutting-edge Stryker knee implants. Designed just for you, not the masses, these personalized champs: ​ Custom engineered : Stryker are made-to-order for your unique anatomy, maximising stability and minimising pain. Built for durability : Crafted from high-performance materials, these knees are engineered to withstand even the toughest activities, whether you're crushing workouts or chasing grandkids. Faster recovery : Say goodbye to lengthy rehab! Stryker's minimally invasive techniques often mean a quicker return to your mobility. Proven results: Studies show greater patient satisfaction and improved function with Stryker compared to traditional implants. ​ At Trevor Lawrence Hip & Knee Clinic, our expert team uses Conformis to help you regain confidence, mobility, and the day-to-day activities you love. MOST COMMON KNEE CONDITIONS. ​Knee surgery is a broad term that encompasses various procedures to address different knee problems. Here are some of the most common issues that might necessitate knee surgery. 01. OSTEOARTHRITIS This is the most common reason for hip surgery, affecting millions of people worldwide. It's a degenerative joint disease that causes cartilage breakdown in the hip joint, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. 02. RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS This autoimmune disease can attack the hip joint, causing inflammation, pain, and damage to the cartilage and bone. In severe cases, hip replacement surgery may be necessary. 03. HIP FRACTURES These are often caused by falls or accidents, especially in older adults. Depending on the severity and location of the fracture, surgery may be required to repair or replace the hip joint. 04. AVASCULAR NECROSIS (AVN) This condition occurs when the blood supply to the hip bone is disrupted, leading to bone death and eventual joint collapse. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent the need for surgery. 05. HIP IMPINGEMENT This occurs when the bones of the hip joint rub against each other abnormally, causing pain and limited range of motion. In some cases, arthroscopic surgery can be performed to trim the bone and create more space in the joint. 06. LABRAL TEARS The labrum is a soft ring of cartilage that lines the hip socket. Tears in this labrum can cause pain, clicking, and catching sensations in the hip. Surgery may be recommended to repair or remove the torn labrum. 07. SEPTIC ARTHRITIS This is a potentially life-threatening hip joint infection. It requires immediate medical attention and often involves surgery to drain the joint and remove infected tissue. 08. TUMOURS Tumours in or around the hip joint can be benign or malignant. Depending on the type and location of the tumour, surgery may be necessary to remove it or replace the hip joint. It's important to note that this is not an exhaustive list. The appropriate treatment can only be determined after a consultation to define the underlying causes and discuss potential treatment options, including joint replacement surgery.

Hip surgery. “ Every patient's top concern is whether surgery stands to bring about positive improvements to their lives. I am acutely aware of the scale of the commitment this represents. ” Mr T revor Lawrence According to the National Joint Registry (NJR) , the medical authority collecting and analysing data on joint replacement surgery in England and Wales, Mr Trevor Lawrence has performed more than three times as many primary hip operations as the UK National Average. NJR data shows that since 2009, only 0.1% (1 per 1,000) of Mr Lawrence's patients required revision hip surgery due to implant loosening or wear, which is only a 1/3 of the UK National Average , a clear evidence of his high success rate. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY Outstanding r esults. NJR data period: 01 April 2020 - 31 March 2023 Mr Lawrence's PRIMARY HIP SURGERY ​ 38 7 Mr Lawrence's REVISION HIP SURGERY ​ 0.5% PRIMARY SURGERY Patients undergoing 1st-time Hip replacement. UK National Average ​ 124 UK National Average ​ 1.5% REVISION (REPEAT) SURGERY Patients needing 2nd Hip operation due to a complication. Over the last 10 years, no patients of Mr Lawrence's have required repeat surgery for loosening or wearing their hip replacements. Of all surgeons working at Spire Parkway Hospital , the UK's leading private healthcare institution, Mr Lawrence's hip replacement surgery outcomes score the highest. Mr Lawrence's record so far shows that his patients' activity and weight do not impact their long-term results following his surgery. Patient Satisfaction. PHIN , the Private Healthcare Information Network , is an independent, government-mandated organisation that publishes performance and fee information about private consultants and hospitals in the UK. PHIN's graphs below further illustrate Mr Lawrence's high patient satisfaction. Hip Implants. Mr Lawrence is committed to restoring your mobility and freedom with the very best. He only uses high-quality precision-engineered marvels - proven joint implants such as Stryker and Exeter . These innovative technologies aren't just names; they represent a dedication to durability and precision while minimising patients' recovery time. Here's a small sample of implants that Mr Lawrence uses at his clinic: EXETER Hip Implants Built to last : Exeter implants offer unmatched precission engineering. These innovative implants have helped over 2.1 million people around the world. No two bodies are the same : Available in cemented and cementless options, Exeter caters to your unique anatomy and bone quality. Move with freedom : The advanced design minimizes wear and tear, promoting smooth mobility and long-lasting pain relief. Proven track record : Backed by decades of research and development, Exeter is a trusted choice for orthopaedic surgeons worldwide. STRYKER Modular Dual Mobility Mobile Bearing Hip systems ​ Unmatched Stability : The dual articulation design minimises the risk of dislocation, even in active patients. Personalised Fit : Offers a variety of configurations to match each patient's unique anatomy and needs. Reduced Wear : Precise engineering and X3 polyethylene ensure longevity and minimise wear and tear. Improved Outcomes : Clinical studies show excellent results, translating to happier, more mobile patients. Exeter hip implants are well-established systems routinely used in hip replacement surgery by surgeons worldwide. Here's a breakdown of their key features: Origin and Reputation : Developed by Professor Robin Ling and Dr Clive Lee at the University of Exeter in 1970. Renowned for their longevity, excellent clinical performance, and versatility. Over 2.1 million implants are used worldwide , demonstrating their proven track record. ​ Types and Design : Available in both cemented and cementless versions to suit individual needs and bone. The collared design in the cemented version promotes stability and fixation. Tapered stem design in the cementless version for secure anchoring in the bone. Wide range of sizes and offsets to accommodate diverse patient anatomies. ​ Benefits :​ Reduced risk of loosening : Design features minimise micromotion, a major cause of implant loosening. Good long-term functionality : Many patients experience improved mobility and pain relief. Versatility : Suitable for primary and revision surgeries, addressing various hip pathologies. ​ Considerations : Not a one-size-fits-all solution: Consulting an experienced surgeon for personalized assessment is crucial. Potential risks: As with any surgery, risks such as infection, blood clots, and nerve damage exist. Alternatives: Other implant brands with different designs and materials are available. ​ Why Hip surgery? MOST COMMON HIP CONDITIONS. ​Hip surgery is a broad term that encompasses various procedures to address different hip problems. Here are some of the most common issues that might necessitate hip surgery. 01. OSTEOARTHRITIS This is the most common reason for hip surgery, affecting millions of people worldwide. It's a degenerative joint disease that causes cartilage breakdown in the hip joint, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. 02. RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS This autoimmune disease can attack the hip joint, causing inflammation, pain, and damage to the cartilage and bone. In severe cases, hip replacement surgery may be necessary. 03. HIP FRACTURES These are often caused by falls or accidents, especially in older adults. Depending on the severity and location of the fracture, surgery may be required to repair or replace the hip joint. 04. AVASCULAR NECROSIS (AVN) This condition occurs when the blood supply to the hip bone is disrupted, leading to bone death and eventual joint collapse. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent the need for surgery. 05. HIP IMPINGEMENT This occurs when the bones of the hip joint rub against each other abnormally, causing pain and limited range of motion. In some cases, arthroscopic surgery can be performed to trim the bone and create more space in the joint. 06. LABRAL TEARS The labrum is a soft ring of cartilage that lines the hip socket. Tears in this labrum can cause pain, clicking, and catching sensations in the hip. Surgery may be recommended to repair or remove the torn labrum. 07. SEPTIC ARTHRITIS This is a potentially life-threatening hip joint infection. It requires immediate medical attention and often involves surgery to drain the joint and remove infected tissue. 08. TUMOURS Depending on the type and location of the tumour, surgery may be necessary to remove it or replace the hip joint. It's important to note that this is not an exhaustive list. The appropriate treatment can only be determined after a consultation to determine the underlying causes and discuss potential treatment options, including joint replacement surgery. REVISION SURGERY On rare occasions, your existing implant may require an update or Revision Hip Surgery. Four main scenarios may necessitate such surgery: 01. NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR: Over time, even the most durable implant experiences wear and tear, requiring replacement. This is typically unrelated to the original surgeon's work. 02. UNFORSEEN CHALLENGES: Sometimes, independent of the surgeon, issues such as infection or loosening of the implant can necessitate such surgery. 03. UNDERLYING BONE PROBLEMS: Bone conditions or previous injuries can contribute to implant failure, and addressing these requires surgery that may involve revising the implant. 04. COMPLICATIONS DURING ORIGINAL SURGERY In rare cases, a complication during the original surgery can lead to issues requiring revision. Understanding the specific reason for your revision surgery is essential, as it impacts the approach and potential outcomes. During your consultation, I will fully discuss your case history and clearly explain the cause of your implant's failure, whether related to normal wear and tear or any other contributing factors.

About. Mr Trevor Lawrence Orthopaedic Consultant BSc (Hons), MBChB, FRCS (Orth) Member of : The Royal Society of Medicine, British Medical Association , British Orthopaedic Association , General Medical Council , British Hip Society The Royal Society of Medicine British Medical Association General Medical Council British Hip Society British Orthopaedic Association Mr Trevor Lawrence is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon based in Birmingham in the West Midlands, UK. He specialises in hip and knee procedures, including hip, knee and revision hip replacements. Mr Lawrence practices privately at Spire Parkway Hospital and Spire Little Aston Hospital alongside his lead consultant work for University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB). Mr Lawrence also specialises in hip and knee pain and arthritis. He treats patients of all ages at his clinics and leads a team of consultants at Spire Park Hospital. He is responsible for training fellow orthopaedic surgeons and prides himself in low redo rates; it is a quarter of the national average for hip replacements and a third for knees. As part of his work, Mr Lawrence performs complex hip surgery for young patients with dysplasia (malformed hip joints) using the latest joint replacement technology. Mr Lawrence's qualifications and training reflect his esteemed surgical reputation. Mr Lawrence graduated from the University of Edinburgh Medical School and trained at the renowned Wrightington Hospital in Wigan and Princess Elizabeth Hospital in Exeter. ​ Furthermore, he taught anatomy at Kings College Medical School and practised Emergency Medicine at Kings College Hospital in Camberwell. Mr Lawrence also has fellowships from the Royal College of Surgeons and the University of Virginia in the USA . Mr Lawrence won the Naughton Dunn Award in 2011 and has also been awarded for the quality of care he provides patients through his NHS work. He is a convener for the Exeter hip course and has presented nationally and internationally as a guest speaker on orthopaedic surgery. ​ When Mr Lawrence is not working, he can be found at Copt Heath Golf Club , trying to perfect his golf swing - often more challenging than hip and knee replacement surgery. The Team. Dr Steven Parr An outstanding anaesthetist and very popular with the patients. He is very personable and inspires confidence in everyone he works with. Dr Parr's preferred technique includes a light general anaesthetic and a spinal anaesthetic inserted once the patient is asleep. The spinal injection gives pain relief for 6 hours after the surgery. This combination has over the years proved to be very safe. It is administered without discomfort to the patient. Dr. Parr is extremely experienced and provides excellent aftercare with suitable pain relief and emergency medical cover when required. In the frail patients or those requiring long anaesthetics, we can provide High Dependency Post Operative care as well. When Dr. Parr is not in the operating room, he can be found walking his dog, who has also had some orthopaedic surgery, in and around Hampton in Arden and Barston. Nursing Team At Mr Lawrence's clinic, the patients' journey to recovery comes hand-in-hand with his dedicated nursing team. They are a friendly, compassionate cheerleaders with superpowers in care and pain management. Whether you are being prepping for surgery, conquering rehab milestones, or celebrating your newfound mobility, the nursing team is here to answer your questions, ease your anxieties, and champion your progress. They are not just nurses, they are your partners on the path to a healthier, happier you! Jenny Jenny's been Mr Lawrence’s secretary for close to 20 years. Patients adore Jenny. She will go to any lengths to sort out patients' queries and anxieties. When she is not answering her phone or typing, or booking operations, she can be found in Earlswood tending to her menagerie of animals and delivering sheep. Do not be surprised if you hear the bleating of sheep when she answers your call. Jenny is very kind-hearted and will always do her very best to help you. She is hands-on, is well known throughout the hospital and in so many ways irreplaceable. You can trust Jenny to further enhance your hospital experience and lovingly coordinate your aftercare. Operation Theatre Team Mr Lawrence's surgery team is a well-coordinated unit comprised of highly skilled professionals dedicated to optimising your joint replacement journey. Each member plays a crucial role: board-certified surgeons with extensive experience lead the way, assisted by expert surgical technologists ensuring smooth operation flow. The dedicated anaesthesiologists ensure your comfort and safety throughout the procedure. Together, they form a collaborative team focused on delivering exceptional surgical outcomes and personalised care, guiding you from pre-operative consultation to confident recovery. Physiotherapy Team Spire Parkway has an excellent physiotherapy set up. The department is very well equipped with with the latest machinery to enhance your recovery from hip and knee replacement surgery. It is not easy to be a good physiotherapist- on the one hand they have to be encouraging, supportive and motivating but on the other hand a degree of firmness is required. The balance at Parkway is very good and the Physiotherapy Department will do their best to restore your mobility after surgery.

NHS Solihull HOSPITAL Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest Hospital Trusts in England. The hospital treats more than 1.2 million people every year. The dynamic Hospital Trust originally developed from Little Bromwich Hospital, a fever hospital and sanatorium in Yardley, which opened in June 1895. As East Birmingham District General Hospital, which it became following a collaboration with Yardley Green Hospitals in April 1963; it then went on to acquire the Marston Green Maternity Hospital and become the first acute trust in Birmingham in April 1992. Mr Lawrence's NHS practice is based at Solihull Hospital where he has undertaken over 500 revision hip operations and thousands of hip and knee replacements.

Revision Surgery Specialist. HIP SURGERY HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION KNEE SURGERY HIGH SUCCESS RATES REVISION SURGERY OUTSTANDING RESULTS “ The vast majority of my patients return to an active lifestyle, with their joint implants expected to last a lifetime . ” Mr Trevor Lawrence , Orthopaedic Consultant, one of the UK's top Hip & Knee Replacement and Revision surgeons. Mr Lawrence has, in recent years, performed more than three times as many primary hip operations than the UK National Average. Also, his repeat surgery rate due to implant failure is 1/3 of the UK National Average. PATIENT TESTIMONIALS Mr Lawrence's patients at Spire Parkway Hospital "Absolutely excellent, but came highly recommended anyway, so expected nothing less." Patient testimonials left at the anonimous feedback portal at Spire Parkway Hospital , Solihull, UK. Patient Testimonials EXCEPTIONAL LONG-TERM RESULTS Mr Trevor Lawrence is a highly experienced consultant orthopaedic surgeon based in Solihull/ Birmingham/ West Midlands/ UK. He specialises in hip and knee procedures, including revision surgery of failed joint implants. Mr Lawrence practices privately at Spire Parkway Hospital and Spire Little Aston Hospital, alongside his lead consultant work for Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust. Whether age-related bone wear-and-tear, or problems with existing joint replacements (infection, dislocation, pain) or dysplasia , malformed hip joints in younger patients, Mr Lawrence and his team will find a solution. HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION Since 1999, Mr Lawrence has carefully monitored the outcomes of his patients. In over 1000 patients assessed in his clinic: ​ 97% say that 'pain relief was good to excellent. 96% say that 'satisfaction is good to excellent. 97% say 'I would recommend the operation'. PAIN-FREE AND ACTIVE AGAIN With improved techniques and materials, patients can now enjoy pain relief and improved quality of life following joint replacements at any age. ​ Even patients in their 30s or 40s can expect life-long use from their artificial joints. Mr Lawrence uses the Exeter Hip Implants , which according to the Holy Cross Orthopaedic Institute, has one of the best long-term results.​ ​ ••

HIP SURGERY - Results Results Before surgery Operation After surgery Complications Revision surgery High Success Rates “ Every patient's top concern is whether surgery stands to bring about positive improvements to their lives. I am acutely aware of the scale of the commitment this represents. ” Mr Trevor Lawrence HIGH SUCCESS RATES ​ The National Joint Registry (NJR) is a medical authority that collects and analyses data on joint replacement surgery in England and Wales. It monitors the performance of each orthopaedic surgeon, as well as the effectiveness of joint replacement implants. ​ Since 2009 covered by the National Joint Registry , only one per thousand of Mr Lawrence's patients needed repeat surgery due to implant loosening or wear. The main cause of repeat joint replacement surgery is the loosening of the implants from the bone. Mr Lawrence has dramatically reduced the incidence of implant loosening with his improved surgical techniques. UK average revision (repeat surgery) rate: 1.5 % over 10 years Mr Lawrence's rate: 0.5 % over 10 years Over the last 10 years, no patients of Mr Lawrence's have required revision surgery for loosening or wear of their hip replacements. Also, his data so far shows that his patients' activity and weight do not impact on long-term results following his surgery. - - - OUTSTANDING RESULTS The NJR graph below, covering period 1st April 2018 - 31 March 2021 , shows Mr Lawrence has performed more than 3 times as many primary hip operations than the UK National Average . It also shows that Mr Lawrence's hip revision/ repeat surgery rate due to a complication is 1/2 that of the UK National Average . Outstanding Results Mr Lawrence's PRIMARY ​ 389 National Average ​ 117 Mr Lawrence's REVISION ​ 29 National Average ​ 19 PRIMARY SURGERY = patients undergoing 1st-time Hip replacement . REVISION SURGERY = patients needing 2nd Hip operation due to a complication. Patient Satisfaction PATIENT SATISFACTION Since 1999 Mr Lawrence has carefully monitored the outcomes of his patients. In over 1000 patients assessed in the clinic: 97% say that 'pain relief was good to excellent'. 96% say that 'Satisfaction is good to excellent'. 97% say 'Yes, I would recommend the operation'. These results confirm a high degree of satisfaction and success following treatment under the care of Mr Lawrence. - - - RETURN TO FULL PHYSICAL & SPORTING ACTIVITY Traditionally, patients are told not to undertake impact activities following total hip replacement. Since 1999 when Mr Lawrence first started monitoring the outcome of his patients, he observed that some of his younger patients have returned to jogging 15-20 kilometres or playing tennis and 5 aside football. So far, these activities have not resulted in wear or loosening of the hip replacements and Mr Lawrence now allows his patients to return to virtually all activities following surgery.​ ••