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Limb Reconstruction

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Profile of Mr David Stubbs

David Stubbs
Name
Mr David Stubbs
MBChB FRCS (Eng) FRCS (Tr & Orth)
Job title
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in Limb Reconstruction
GMC number
3494600
Specialty
Upper and lower limb reconstruction
Post-injury surgery and limb lengthening
Hip and knee replacement
Special interests
Non-union, leg lengthening, deformity correction, bone infection, TSF Ilizarov surgery

David is a full-time NHS consultant at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, a renowned specialist orthopaedic hospital and tertiary referral centre.

His areas of interest lie in hip and knee replacement surgery and limb reconstruction surgery. This is a subspecialty of orthopaedic surgery which deals with deformity correction and bone regeneration following major trauma, bone loss or congenital problems.

He has a particular interest in problem fractures that have gone on to non-union (failure to unite) or malunion (healed in an unacceptable position). Many of these problems are secondary to infection and he works with a team running the only dedicated bone infection unit in the country.

David has a keen interest in teaching and research and has published papers relating to limb lengthening, non-union surgery and bone infection.

David is a regular faculty member on the Oxford FRCS (Orth) revision course.

In his free time he particularly enjoyed providing medical support for many motorcycle events at Cadwell Park and for the Vintage Motor sport Club at various tracks around the country. These days, though, you are more likely to find him tearing down things on a mountain bike or building things for the family as he is now a Grandad.