Mr Saif Ul Islam

Mr Saif Ul Islam is a highly regarded consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at Liverpool University Hospitals and Spire Liverpool Hospital. He specialises in primary hip replacement, primary total knee replacement, partial knee replacement, revision hip replacement, endoprosthetic hip and knee reconstruction, hip pain, knee pain, sports hip and knee injuries, hip arthroscopy, knee arthroscopy, meniscus repair, menisectomy and knee ligament reconstruction. For patients contending with bone-metastasised cancer, he delivers cutting-edgetreatments of the highest order.

Having honed his orthopaedic and trauma skills in distinguished global institutions including the Charnley Arthroplasty Centre at Wrightington, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Stanmore, University College London Hospital, and Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Mr Islam is steeped in contemporary trauma and orthopaedic techniques and concepts. Within Liverpool University Hospitals, he holds the mantle of hip fracture lead and actively contributes to the Liverpool Metastatic Bone Tumour Service and the
Revision Arthroplasty Multidisciplinary Team.

In recognition of his commitment to providing outstanding care, evidenced through patient feedback, he was awarded the Excellence Badge of Outstanding Patient Experience by Doctify. This further showcases him as one of the best in his field. His patient-centred approach revolves around evidence-based medical practices and state-of-the-art methodologies, tailoring bespoke treatment plans to attain optimal outcomes.

Beyond his clinical endeavours, Mr Islam teaches local orthopaedic trainees and plays a role as a faculty member in nationally-recognised courses orchestrated by institutions like the Royal College of Surgeons and Wrightington Hospital. His credentials extend to supporting candidates preparing for FRCS Orthopaedics exams, and his research on hip and knee conditions has graced esteemed national and international journals. Notably, he stands as a recipient of the distinguished Orthopaedic Research UK prize, a testament to his exceptional research achievements.