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Written by a NHS patient at Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
1st June 2023


I first met Mr Budd in 2019 when he performed emergency surgery on my L5/S1 following a loss of sensation to my right upper leg, including my bladder. The surgery was successful, however after suffering from sciatica and lower back pain for over 10 years due to my career in nursing, the pain in my lower back returned 18 months later and was followed by right sided numbness to my buttock, lower leg and foot a few months after. Unfortunately, as I come under Torbay Trust, I had to see multiple physiotherapists at Torbay and undergo treatment with them before being referred back to Mr Budd at the RD+E. As a result of chronic pain, not being able to enjoy life anymore with my family/friends and work colleagues and the frustration with the NHS system, as I had been previously treated by the spinal team at the RD+E, I contacted Mr Budd's secretary directly to explain my current situation and dilemma, and thankfully due to her and Mr Budd, I was seen a little sooner and began my new journey with him, resulting in my most recent discectomy to L4/L5. This has been a success and I have no more lower back pain or leg pain and I am now able to return to work and feel I can start living my life once again. I am truly grateful for Mr Budd's care and treatment, including his honesty to what treatment he can offer and which he feels would be more beneficial to me and my current situation. I know that in the future, if I have any more issues with my spine, I will ask to be seen by Mr Budd as he knows my medical history and has always provided me with excellent care and support.

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Written by a NHS patient at Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
23rd November 2022


Having been reviewed by Neurosurgeons in 2016 at age 64 years, for a number of symptoms, including burning sensation in lips and toes there was no clear indication of any need for surgery then. Over the last year or so symptoms had progressed to affecting my coordination and balance such that I was limited by pain in my back and legs, to walking only very short distances and with a rollator for balance. I could not shower on my own as closing my eyes affected my ability to stand without holding on to the rail with both hands. I was so pleased to be introduced to Mr Henry Budd who had my previous MRI's and history and was able to carry out a thorough review including X-Ray and then immediately demonstrate the evident progression and the need for surgery. He was able to take time to clearly and confidently inform me and discuss the risks and benefits and I knew that the progression of the condition needed to be stopped. On the day following the operation, there was of course discomfort at the site of the surgery, but it was managed well by Paracetamol. I knew that day that my gait and balance had already improved and continues to do so. I can now shower myself, walk confidently alone and after years of burning sensation in my lips and toes am no longer troubled by that. Throughout the event I was reassured by Mr Budd's knowledge and ability. I am pleased to see that at Exeter he is able to educate aspiring surgeons.

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Written by a private patient at The Exeter Nuffield Hospital
15th September 2022


I had had an ongoing issue with backpain and had tried a number thing to resolve it. Eventually I spoke to Mr Budd and after trying an injection into the spine decided on surgery. I have to say I was extremely apprehensive about this, and up to the day of the operation considered counseling the procedure. I am so glad I didn't, the operation went incredibly well, I took it ease for six weeks and now feel fantastic. The care and support I got was first rate and cant thank Mr Budd and his team enough. If it helps it was Left L5/S1 microdiscectomy.

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Written by a private patient at Mount Stuart Hospital
16th August 2022


I had spinal decompression over 3 vertebrae at the end of May 2022.The care I received from the initial appointment to the completion of surgery was exemplary. The hospital and staff were amazing, as I felt extremely cared for and very comfortable. The anaesthetist was incredible, I had absolutely no ill effects from the anaesthetic -she, too, listened to me I now feel that I have ‘got my life back’ and cannot thank Mr Budd enough. He was kind, caring and definitely heard my desperation and acted on it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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Written by a private patient at Mount Stuart Hospital
7th August 2022


I write this review on behalf of my wife who has been a patient of Mr Budd for the last few years. She had a problem with her lower spinal area. Having a narrowing of the spinal cord channel. Having been in for a operation and following his recuperation instructions over the following months. She has had no further complications/pain in her lower back and especially her legs. She is very happy with her recovery, and has no following symptoms to her utmost delight. My wife and I are extremely pleased with the results and the very approachable man that he is

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Profile

Mr Henry Budd FRCS(Orth) is a Consultant Spinal Surgeon at the Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation Hospital. He qualified from the University of Birmingham in 2004 with overall Honours and completed Higher Surgical Training on the Cambridge Orthopaedic Program completing the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) in 2013. Fellowships were completed at The Ipswich Hospital Spinal Unit, the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital and the Schoen Klinik Munich with travelling fellowships to Hospital for Special Surgery, New York and University of California San Francisco. He was a Consultant Spinal Surgeon from 2015-2018 at The Ipswich Hospital Spinal Unit. Henry’s principle interest is the management of degenerative adult spine conditions. He is the spinal surgery Clinical Governance Lead in Exeter.

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