Mr Ian Wallace

Mr Ian Wallace 2024-01-26 Person 1 5 0

livid with how mr wallace spoke in the appointment, 3 staff all told ,whilst told new bmi restrictions had come on scene,and i was FAT,he had read my computer notes ,so was aware, his tone , never changed, on,on it went fat,fat,fat,cant have op,for knee, have now to walk in pain rest of my life,this is NHS 2024?___ felt i was a slab of beef,passed around, no DR/consultant should be so rude,smiling whilst doing so!he sorts bones,but patients have other issues,as well as bone trouble, no leeway, i got up,thanked him???? and left in tears, still upset/angry, and unable to sleep,pacing floor, who does he think he is?? if i was a private patient no doubt things would be different, HE is not the only consultant to be rude,WHERE have the professional DRS gone?? some have no compassion,only pound signs in their eyes!!

Mr Ian Wallace 2021-10-16 Person 5 5 0

I was under the care of Mr Wallace in 2002 when I was 42 and required a left hip replacement. I was offered a conventional replacement by another consultant but was told I would need to wait some years for the procedure due to only being 42 and revision surgery being required once the conventional replacement wears/loosens (normally within 15 yrs for young patients) Mr Wallace was one of the surgeons trained in the Birmingham hip resurfacing technique which I had researched and he listened to my situation, offered advice and fully included me in the decision process to elect for surgery to have my hip resurfaced. I had surgery in November 2002 and Mr Wallace was very skilled, caring and professional and ensured I had a brilliant outcome. I cannot fault the care I received to get me back to normal life, return to work and resume sporting activities. For the past 19 years I have remained very active and I am pain free. I am now 61 and often forget I have even had my hip resurfaced and the replacement continues to give good range of motion and shows no sign of needing revision. Mr Wallace followed up my Hip resurfacing in 2007 after I presented with a pain. It turned out everything was good but I'd lifted too much weight and strained a muscle/tendon. He also did a follow up in 2010 looking for elevated cobalt/chrome in my body in case the joint was producing wear particles but there were no increased levels found. I can highly recommend Mr Wallace and would seek his skills should I ever need help in the future.

Mr Ian Wallace 2020-09-11 Person 1 5 0

Had a total knee replacement in June 2016 one week later I was in so much pain I went back into hospital after investigation had to have an emergency pop-teal bypass in the same leg as my replacement, my pop-teal artery had been damaged during surgery on my knee still waiting for an apology from Ian Wallace 4 years on I have still severe nerve pain in my leg & foot and unable to work.