Mr Daniel Wilson

Mr. Daniel Wilson MBBS BSc FRCS (Tr&Orth) qualified from University College London and underwent his specialist training in Kent Surrey and Sussex where he developed an interest in the management of pelvic and acetabular trauma as well as lower limb arthroplasty. Following successful completion of specialist training he undertook a pelvic & acetabular trauma fellowship in Adelaide, Australia followed by a Royal College of Surgeons accredited hip fellowship in Frimley Park Hospital, UK. He was appointed as a Consultant at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Trust in 2021.

During his training he gained an interest in hip surgery as well as pelvic and acetabular (hip socket) and lower limb trauma. Most of his training was spent in tertiary referral units for major trauma and complex arthroplasty giving a comprehensive experience in hip and knee replacement surgery and trauma. His main interests are primary and revision hip replacement surgery as well as pelvic and acetabular surgery. Alongside this he also performs knee replacements and lower limb trauma/fracture surgery. His training has given him a detailed exposure to all aspects of hip surgery. He uses modern techniques for hip replacement and his experience of complex injuries around the hip has given him an excellent grounding in the assessment and management of failing and problematic hip replacements. Mr. Wilson forms part of the local complex arthroplasty unit where a team approach is used for the management of complex joint replacement problems including infections - accepting referrals from around the region. He prides himself of taking a patient centered and individualised approach and takes his time to explain options to patients so they are fully involved in the decision making process. He attends national and international conferences and courses to keep up to date with the latest treatments and advances in his area of expertise. He has published articles in high impact peer reviewed journals and enjoys training the next generation of surgeons.