Mr Daniel Parfitt

Mr. Daniel Parfitt qualified in Medicine & Surgery at the University of Birmingham in 2000 and completed his house officer training at University Hospital Birmingham before returning to South Wales for his basic surgical training. During this period, he trained in Wales and the South West region, and later undertook higher surgical training on the ‘All Wales’ Trauma & Orthopaedic programme. While a specialist registrar, he earned a Master’s degree in Trauma Surgery from Swansea University.

Following his higher surgical training, Mr. Parfitt gained an additional year of specialised experience in lower limb arthroplasty as a fellow at North Shore Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand. In 2013, he was appointed as a Consultant at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, where he has since focused his clinical practice on lower limb surgery, with a particular interest in hip and knee replacement. He also performs arthroscopic or keyhole surgery of the knee, although he does not undertake ligament reconstruction surgery.

An advocate for using patient-related outcome data, Mr. Parfitt continually seeks to refine his techniques to ensure the best possible function, longevity, and rapid recovery from surgery. His expertise covers a wide range of conditions and treatments, including primary hip replacement, management of knee arthritis, total knee replacement, knee arthroscopy for pain, stiffness, weakness, locking, and non-surgical treatments for swelling or effusion.