Manchester Orthopaedic Centre

MOC is part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) which was established on 1st October 2017 following the merger of Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT) and University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust (UHSM) to become one of the largest Foundation Trusts in the UK.

MOC is recognised as a North West joint replacement and shoulder surgery centre. Since opening  in 2013, MOC has gained a reputation as a centre of excellence, for treating patients with excellent outcomes, low complication rates and high patient satisfaction.

Other subspecialties include young adult hip service, soft tissue, foot and ankle procedures, soft tissue tumours and hand procedures.

Our objective is to be a world leader in orthopaedic care using innovation, research and education to provide the highest quality experience for all our patients.  At MOC we are committed to minimising infection rates, other potential complications and the length of stay in hospital.

At Trafford and Wythenshawe Hospital we follow an Enhanced Recovery Programme for our patient undergoing a joint replacement. The Enhanced Recovery Programme is designed to support physical recovery – for example, restoring function, strength and range of movement – as well as minimising physiological stress to the organs and major systems during surgery. Importantly, it also recognises the importance of the psychological aspects of recovery, offering information and support that helps patients to make informed choices at every stage of their treatment journey. After surgery, the Enhanced Recovery Programme focuses on getting patients out of bed and moving their new joint as soon as possible, supported by effective pain relief. This approach is backed up by a multitude of research papers, which have shown that the earlier a person gets out of bed and starts walking, eating, and drinking after their operation, the faster their rehabilitation is likely to be and the better their outcome from surgery.

At Trafford and Wythenshawe Hospital we are committed to ensuring the care we provide to our patients is safe. As part of our Enhanced Recovery Programme we have designed a virtual Joint Replacement Education Programme that can be accessed through the links on this webpage. The virtual programme provides you with unlimited access to all of the information you will need from the comfort and safety of your own home about your joint replacement surgery and your aftercare. There is a variety of both video and written content to prepare you for your surgery and recovery following your surgery.

Due to current Covid restrictions in place at Trafford hospital access to Ward 12 can be found  by entering the hospital at Entrance 6, Monday to Friday 7am – 6pm. The day case unit functions between the hours of 7am – 8.30pm, Monday to Friday, and our inpatient facility is  24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

All patients admitted for day case or inpatient stay are asked to attend ward 12a and following surgery patients who are planned to remain in hospital for overnight or longer are admitted to ward 12b following their procedure. Single sex accommodation is provided for all patients on the day case and in-patient area of ward 12.

Telephone number 0161 746 2414 (Monday to Friday 07:00- 20:30) or 0161 746 2110.

Trafford General Hospital Virtual Tour

For patients who have more complex health needs your surgery may take place at Wythenshawe Hospital. The information included on this site for the Enhanced Recovery Programme and Joint Replacement Education Programme should still be accessed.

Wythenshawe Hospital Virtual Tour

Patient experience

We have recently launched our new updated website to support our patients coming to Manchester Orthopaedic Centre and Wythenshawe Hospital for their surgery. Your feedback  on how you found access to the site and the information within the site would be very helpful and ensure we can continue to improve the site. Please could we ask for a few minutes of your time to complete this short feedback survey.

if you have any worries or concerns, please contact:

Ward Manager: Emma Spivey emma.spivey@mft.nhs.uk 0161 746 2858

Matron: Emma Parkinson Emma.parkinson2@mft.nhs.uk 07553 232179

Lead Nurse : Gill Stirrup gillian.stirrup@mft.nhs.uk

Lower Limb Surgeons

Foot and Ankle Consultants

Mr Amer Shoaib

Mr Haroon Majeed

Mr Will Chellam

Mr Richard Samarji

Mr Anand Pillai

Mr Nasser Kurdy

Mrs Anna Fox

Hip and Knee Consultants

Mr Mobeen Ismail (hip & knee and revision surgery)

Mr Arun Kumar (hip & knee)

Mr Dave Ellis (hip & knee)

Mr Jawad Sultan (knee)

Mr Martyn Lovell (hip)

Mr Jon Borrill (knee)

Mr Derek Lang (knee)

Mr Guru Sisodia (hip & knee)

Mr Abdul Abosala (hip & knee)

Professor Leela Biant (hip & knee)

Mr Julian Gilbody (hip & knee)

Mr Sanat Shah (hip & knee and revision surgery)

Mr Rafik Yassa (hip & knee)

Mr Amit Kumar (hip & knee)

Upper Limb Consultants

Shoulder Consultants

Mr Bibhas Roy

Mr Ananth Ebinesan

Mr Ronnie Davies

Mr Chris Peach

Mr Nick Phillips

Mr Paolo Consigliere

Surgeons

Hand Consultants

Mr Mayank Vashishtha

Mr Rajesh Sethi

Mrs Ladan Hajipour

Mrs Rowena Umaar

Orthopaedic Oncology Consultants

Mr Ashok Paul (Ortho oncology)

Mr Amit Kumar (Ortho oncology + lower limb arthroplasty

Associate specialties

Mr Irfan Fayyaz