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Written by a private patient at St Richard's Hospital
26th September 2022


I had a piece of bone removed from my foot near to the big toe. It had been causing trouble for some considerable time. I made an appointment with Mr Dawe who subsequently operated and I have not had any problem since. My only negative comment is that physio was going to be arranged but never happened. Not a problem in my case unless my problem had been to do with another part of my anatomy. However, having said that I would recommend him as a brilliant surgeon. Jan

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Written by a private patient at The Chichester Nuffield Hospital
16th August 2022


I was very nevous about having an ankle replacment but Mr. Dawe was very supportive and was very happy to discuss everything in detail. He was also very easy to chat with generally which put me at my ease. His skills of surgery and the support from others including very succesful physio. treatment and advicde on exercises to carry out at home have made the operation so successful that I really forget the problems I was having in walking without pain.

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Written by a private patient at St Richard's Hospital
8th August 2022


It is no understatement to say Mr Dawe has transformed my life. I was a very active and physically fit guy who had 3 lots of ankle surgery by a different surgeon (who shall remain nameless), after the last surgery I have been in pain for about 4 years and the surgeon said there is nothing more he can do for me (apart from ankle replacement but I'm a bit young for that and it wouldn't stand up to my lifestyle or fuse the joint but then I wouldn't be able to ski so not an option). I was faced with spending the rest of my days limping around and not being able to do the sports I love.... I then decided to get a second opinion...enter Mr Dawe (aka Super Surgeon), on my first visit he spent 50 minutes going through all my previous history and reviewing the MRI & CT scans and concluded that the previous surgeon had perhaps missed a few bits and that he was very confident he could reduce the level of pain. I left the consultation with a renewed sense of hope. I then got diagnosed with a cancer tumour and had to postpone the surgery, Mr Dawe then worked hard to book me an operating slot as soon as I had recovered enough. Mr Dawe filled me with confidence and his professional abilities are second to none, within days of the surgery I was off my crutches, walking around the block (still in a bit of pain from the operation), after 10 days I went for a 1 mile run, after 16 days I went for a 2 mile run followed by a 2 mile stand up paddle board session and finished off with a few miles on my bike (stood up on the peddles to power up the hills) - all without much pain. It's now about a month since surgery and I'm pain free, thank you Mr Dawe. The bottom line is if you're in pain or have been told there's nothing more that can be done, don't give up until you've seen Mr Dawe, the finest surgeon and a thoroughly nice guy.

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Written by a private patient at The Chichester Nuffield Hospital
8th July 2022


Consulted Mr Dawe as calf tear diagnosed by A&E not improving after several months. With scans ( not carried out in A&E) he diagnosed gastric and plantaris tear and with guide to physiotherapist and clear advice on actions I could and could not undertake there was rapid progress in mobility and pain levels.

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Written by a private patient at St Richard's Hospital
19th April 2022


Positive and decisive in approach to recommending surgery. Helpful in understanding recovery time and rehabilitation requirements.

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Profile

Mr Dawe is a consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon specialising in disorders of the foot and ankle.

He treats orthopaedic trauma, as well as a wide variety of foot and ankle pathologies such as bunions, lesser toe problems, arthritis, flat or high-arched feet, foot complications of diabetes and complex revision surgery of all types.

Mr Dawe uses numerous techniques to help with foot and ankle problems and is often able to avoid surgery. Where surgery is needed, arthroscopic or ‘keyhole’ techniques or minimally invasive surgery can often be used to improve the experience and recovery time after surgery.

Mr Dawe completed his training in South West London, during which he worked for numerous different foot and ankle surgeons in London, Sussex and Surrey.

He broadened his experience with limb reconstruction and complex trauma fellowship at St George's Hospital with Alex Trompeter and, following this, a second year-long fellowship in foot and ankle surgery at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital with Heath Taylor.

Mr Dawe was awarded the BOFAS visiting fellowship in 2014, travelling to the Schonklinik in Munich in order to work with Prof Markus Walther, president of the German foot and ankle society. He also travelled to Regions Trauma Centre in Minneapolis to visit the renowned trauma specialist professor Peter Cole.

Mr Dawe works as a Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon in West Sussex. He has been involved in developing the future of his specialty, publishing numerous research papers and having been awarded first prizes for his work at national and international meetings. His published papers focus on the outcomes of surgery, dignity, and patient experience of care. He is regularly involved in the teaching of medical students and in the training of orthopaedic surgeons of the future.

Professional memberships: BOFAS, BOA

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