Orthopaedic Surgeon
Liverpool, L18 1HQ
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Professor Lyndon Mason is a highly qualified Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in Foot and Ankle Surgery at Spire Liverpool Hospital. He underakes his NHS work at the Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation, where he is the foot and ankle lead. He is also an Honorary Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Liverpool where he is the Musculoskeletal System and Orthopaedic Specialty Lead in the School of Medicine. Before joining Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Professor Mason completed two British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society travelling fellowships in the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, America and the Carl Gustav Carus University, Dresden, Germany. In Liverpool, Professor Mason obtained the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society Gold Fellowship Award.
In 2020, the prestigious Hunterian Professorship was bestowed on Professor Mason for his pioneering work on ankle fractures. This award is considered the proudest honour of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and is given to surgeons of eminence who have significantly contributed to the field of surgery. Professor Mason's pioneering research has become nationally and internationally recognised, winning 24 national and international prizes in the last 9 years. In addition to the Hunterian Professorship, Professor Mason has also been awarded the Robert Jones gold medal and Association prize in 2017 and the Jaques Duparc prize from the European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedics and Traumatology in 2018. Professor Mason has been a lead on research that has won the Chan Cheng memorial prize, the highest award from the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society on 3 separate occasions. With over 100 publications (including national reports, books, book chapters and journal articles) and over 100 scientific presentations in learned societies, Professor Mason is nationally and internationally respected and recognised as an innovator.
Professor Mason is a known National educator, as an invited faculty member for courses by the British Orthopaedic Association, Royal College of Surgeons of England, AO International and the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society. In the last two years, he has been an invitied key note speaker at the Royal Society of Medicine and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
Professor Mason sat on the council of the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society until 2023, as the Outcomes Committee/Clinical Practice Committee chair, and took responsibility for the National foot and ankle registry. He has co-authored 7 national reports in his roles with the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society.
Professor Mason focuses solely on the treatment and management of foot and ankle problems. He sees patients with various clinical presentations and symptoms, including: foot arthritis, foot and ankle pain, sports-related foot and ankle conditions, bunions and other foot deformities such as hammer toe, claw toe and mallet toe. He has several years of experience performing procedures such as arthroscopy, minimally invasive techniques and non-invasive procedures.
Areas of Interest include:
Minimally invasive surgery; Keyhole Bunion; MICA; Scarf Osteotomy; Fusion; Weil osteotomy; Arthrodesis; Hallux valgus; Morton’s neuroma; Metatarsalgia; Key hole surgery; Toe deformity corrections; Hammer toe; Mallet toe; Curly toe; Foot tendon injuries; Tendinopathy; Tendonitis; Tendonosis; Stress fracture; Sesamoiditis; Trauma; Sports medicine; Flat foot reconstruction; Midfoot arthritis fusion; midfoot arthritis; High arch reconstruction; Ankle Trauma; Arthoscopy; Ankle arthroscopy; Soft tissue ankle; Instability Surgery; Keyhole; Ankle sprains; Cartilage injuries; Microfracture; OCD; Subtalar arthritis; Subtalar fusion; Subtalar arthroscopy; Achilles repair; Achilles Reconstruction; Plantar fasciitis; Peroneal tendon; Ankle tendon; Tight calf release; Zadeks; Achilles tendon Insertional Reconstruction; Bunion; Hallux Valgus; Tibialis posterior; Ingrown toe nail
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General Medical Council
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MBBCh - University of Wales, UK in 2003
MRCS - Royal College of Surgeons of England, UK in 2008
FRCS (Tr & Orth) - Royal College of Surgeons of England, UK in 2013
FRCS (Glasgow) - Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, UK in 2020
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31 reviews
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Extremely warm , felt confident from the first time I met him, I owe him my mobility . A very very caring cheerful doctor.
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Very Professional, extremely helpful.
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Professor Mason was incredibly professional and personable. I was really anxious after experiencing a trauma related injury, and Prof Mason was excellent in explaining and reassuring me at various stages. Felt secure under his care.
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Professor Mason has been very helpful throughout my whole experience, from the operation to the healing process.
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My experience with mr mason was very good I am three months post operation and I am so pleased with the results mr mason inspired me with confidence to have the operation by answering with honesty any doubts I had about my foot surgery mr mason has a excellent bed side mannor, He has a great team Working along side him His clinic appointments was very well organised and helpful. I would not hesitate to recommend him to other members of my family and friends
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Excellent experience. No a worry with mr mason. Made me relaxed and very informative throught my visits at fazakerly and broadgreen hospitals.
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Professor Mason operated on my very messed up ankle and done a fantastic job, his knowledge is unmatched in this area. So thankful for Professor Mason, definitely the best I could have hoped for.
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Good consultation, very informative regarding injury and good communication of management plan.
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Professor Mason, is a brilliant surgeon and doctor. He has accommodated all of my needs since i have been under his care and reassured me that things are going in the right direction, after him rectifying problems from a previous surgery. He is a credit to his profession!
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After a serious injury to my foot, Mr Mason has operated on my foot a number of times. He has always been very understanding, made me feel at ease and explained all surgeries to me well. I wouldn’t go to anyone else. Thank you!
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Professor Mason is a world renowned expert in foot and ankle surgery. Especially in the treatment of injuries
Mr Graham Cheung
Professor Mason is an excellent and very approachable colleague who is always around to offer valuable tertiary centre level input for complex foot and ankle cases.
Mr Kedar Chirputkar
Prof Lyndon Mason is a leader in the field of foot and ankle surgery in the UK. He is very well respected amongst peers for his clinical and academic abilities. His work in improving the outcome of ankle fractures is recognised internationally. As part of the British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society, I have worked with Lyndon on several projects over the years and have found him to be forward thinking, exceptionally talented & innovative surgeon. He is a great educator and researcher who cares for his patients and high-quality healthcare provision for everyone. I'm very happy to recommend Lyndon Mason to anyone seeking an opinion and treatment for their foot and ankle problems.
Mr Jitendra Mangwani
Lyndon, has a great eye for detail and comprehensive patient management, and someone I continually collaborate with. His level of care, communication and time spent with patients is admirable. I would thoroughly recommend him to my patients, colleagues and friends."
Mr Raju Ahluwalia
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Posterior malleolar fracture, Hunterian Lecture, British Orthopaedic AssociationThis is my (Lyndon Mason) Hunterian Lecture given at the British Orthopaedic ...
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This was an invitational talk given at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow in May 2022 as part of their Trauma and Orthopaedic Conference...
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Posterior malleolar fractures, ankle approaches, incisions, posterolateral, posteromedial and medial posteromedialVideo covering posterior ankle approaches u...
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This is webinar 1, clip 1, of the Trans - Atlantic webinar organised by Orthosolutions, on the management of trimalleolar fracture and beyond. The webinar se...
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This video describes the hindfoot stability test. The hindfoot stability test assesses hindfoot stability on valgus stressing of the hindfoot using the calca...
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This was a lecture given as part of the 'British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society Lecture of Distinction' FRCS lecture series. Our remit was to build on la...
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Author of post-operative complications in orthopaedics Abstract. This wide-reaching and practical resource covers all aspects of post-surgical complications.
15 November 2023
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An essential companion to every budding trauma and orthopaedic surgeon, especially in trauma meetings and exams. Along with a comprehensive classification list, we have endeavoured to give evidence behind the common controversies that arise in orthopaedic trauma. The use of orthopaedic classifications as a means of testing the academic ability of trainees has been a common if not ever present factor in every teaching or trauma meeting throughout the world. The initial consideration for this book arose following regular debates of such classification origins, basics and even false representations. A number of classifications have evolved over the years like classic Chinese whispers, with a number of modifications replacing their original descriptions. Examples of theses include the regularly used Rockwood classification for ACJ dislocations, which is actually a modification of the Allman classification from 1967. However, the Allman classification for clavicle fractures, which originates from the same paper, is almost an endnote within the paper. The commonly referenced Weber classification of ankle fractures was initially described by Danis in 1949. Gartland’s classification of paediatric supracondylar fractures has had a number of modifications, most of which by Wilkins in his book ‘Fractures in children’. Confusingly, he changes his modifications from edition to edition, leading to many mistakes in published literature. These are only a few examples of this failure in referencing. We have attempted in all cases to return to the original papers, although in some cases this was impossible. In some cases (for example Seddon’s classification of nerve injuries) the authors have published their classifications in more than one journal. And in this instance we have given both examples if there are alterations in their description.
15 November 2023
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Author of foot and ankle chapter Cambridge Core - Surgery - SBAs for the FRCS(Tr&Orth) Examination
15 November 2023
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Chapter 112 – Chronic Achilles Tendon Ruptures Using Allograft Reconstruction. Selected as a Doody's Core Title for 2022! Derived from Sam W. Wiesel and Todd J. Albert’s four-volume?Operative Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery, this single-volume resource contains a comprehensive, authoritative review of operative techniques in foot and ankle surgery.
15 November 2023
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Professor Lyndon Mason's overall patient rating is 5 out of 5 stars on Doctify. This is based on 31 reviews
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Professor Lyndon Mason speaks English
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Professor Lyndon Mason primarily practices at Spire Liverpool Hospital, located at 57 Greenbank Road, Liverpool, United Kingdom, L18 1HQ
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Professor Lyndon Mason is working Tuesday (09:00 - 12:00), Thursday (14:00 - 18:00)
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