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27/03/2026

We are pleased to welcome Mr Vasileios Lampridis to Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic.
Mr Lampridis is a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in foot and ankle surgery. He brings extensive experience in the management of a broad spectrum of conditions, including sports injuries, degenerative disorders, complex deformities, and trauma.
He has completed two prestigious foot & ankle specialist fellowships, at Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust and the internationally recognised Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust . He holds an Honorary Clinical Lectureship at the , reflecting his strong commitment to education, research, and clinical excellence.
Mr Lampridis will be consulting and operating at Oaklands Hospital , enhancing access to specialist foot and ankle services for patients across East Merseyside and Manchester. This expansion supports the delivery of high-quality, consultant-led care to more patients.
His appointment aligns with our commitment to evidence-based practice, innovation, and patient-centred care. We are delighted to welcome Mr Lampridis and look forward to the valuable contribution he will make to our patients and clinical services.

09/03/2026

🚨 Faculty Announcement | International Education 🌍🦶🦴

We’re delighted to share that Professor has been invited as international faculty to the 2026 Seattle Lower Extremity Surgery Symposium (SLESS), hosted by the , taking place March 18–21, 2026 in Seattle.

SLESS is one of the longest-running and most respected global foot & ankle meetings, bringing together leaders in trauma, reconstruction, deformity correction and innovation across lower extremity surgery.

📚 Prof Mason’s contributions at SLESS 2026 include:
• Invited lectures on posterior malleolus fractures and advanced trauma concepts
• Hands-on cadaveric lab faculty, supporting practical, anatomy-driven surgical education

This invitation reflects Prof Mason’s ongoing international role in ankle trauma education, particularly his work on posterior malleolar fractures, risk reduction, and evidence-based surgical approaches, translating anatomy, research and technique directly into improved patient care.

We’re proud to see expertise from Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic represented on the global stage, contributing to multidisciplinary education and mentoring surgeons from around the world.

👏 Congratulations, Lyndon — and thank you to the SLESS and IFAF teams for the invitation.

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18/02/2026

🏛️ Arnott Lectureship Award – Royal College of Surgeons of England 🏛️

We are proud to share that Professor , Consultant Foot & Ankle Surgeon at Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic, has been awarded an Arnott Lectureship (2026) by the The Royal College of Surgeons of England for his work on Anatomy of the Ankle, from Injury Patterns to Safe Approaches.

The Arnott Lectures are among the most historic academic honours of the College, founded under the will of James Moncrieff Arnott FRS, who served as President of the Royal College of Surgeons in the mid-19th century. Arnott was a pioneering surgeon, anatomist, and educator, and the lectureship was established to recognise surgeons who make outstanding contributions to surgical knowledge, anatomy, and education.

Since its foundation, the Arnott Lectureship has been awarded to surgeons whose work advances safe surgical practice through rigorous anatomical understanding, a tradition that continues to shape modern surgery and training at the College.

This award reflects Professor Mason’s ongoing national and international work in ankle fracture anatomy, injury patterns, and risk-reduction through surgical approach selection, as well as his wider commitment to research, education, and improving outcomes in foot and ankle trauma.

A fantastic honour, and one we are delighted to celebrate at Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic. 👏

12/02/2026

💥 Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic at the Stanmore Adult Foot & Ankle Course 💥

We’re delighted to share that Professor Mason will be lecturing at the upcoming Stanmore Adult Foot & Ankle Course, one of the UK’s leading advanced programmes in foot and ankle surgery.

Professor Mason will be speaking on pilon fractures, addressing a complex and high-risk area of ankle trauma, and contributing to wider discussions around ankle fracture controversies, fixation strategies, and evolving evidence in clinical decision-making.

The course is renowned for its high academic standard, practical relevance, and open debate—making it an outstanding forum for both senior trainees and consultants looking to refine their approach to complex foot and ankle pathology.

📍 Stanmore Adult Foot & Ankle Course
🎓 Advanced course for consultants, associate specialists & ST3+ trainees
📚 Comprehensive foot & ankle programme
📈 18 CPD points

With thanks to the course co-convenors .nick Matt Welck, Patel, and for the invitation and for delivering such a consistently excellent course.

10/02/2026

🔴 Prof Mason at ACFAS 2026 | Las Vegas 🔴

We are delighted to share that our Professor has been invited as an International Speaker at the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgery (.foot.and.ankle.surgeons ) Annual Scientific Conference 2026 in Las Vegas.

Professor Mason will contribute to multiple sessions across the conference, focusing on surgical anatomy, ankle trauma, and complex decision-making in challenging fracture patterns:

🔹 Updates in Surgical Anatomy
🕖 Tuesday, February 24, 2026 | 7:10–7:20 AM
Modified Posterior Medial Ankle Incision

🔹 Trauma Tactics: Broken Not Beaten
🕚 Thursday, February 26, 2026 | 11:15–11:30 AM
Complex Ankle Fractures in the Elderly: When Is Arthroplasty Indicated? Are We There Yet?

🔹 Panel Session
🕟 Thursday, February 26, 2026 | 4:15–6:00 PM
Lack of Consensus but Standard of Care in Ankle Trauma

In addition, Prof Mason will be presenting at ‘ALL ON RED’ event during ACFAS, where Professor Mason will speak alongside Dr. , discussing advanced ankle fracture fixation and complex hindfoot reconstruction.

📍 Piero’s Italian Cuisine
📅 Wednesday, February 25, 2026 | 6:15pm
🔗 RSVP: allonred.rsvpify.com

We are proud that Prof Mason represents Liverpool on the international stage, once again, and look forward to him sharing his expertise, learning from colleagues, and contributing to the continued advancement of foot and ankle surgery.

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19/01/2026

📣 Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic – International Speaking Invitation

Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic is delighted to share that Professor has been invited to speak at the upcoming Innovations in Orthopaedic & Sports Surgery Conference hosted by – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on 6–7 February 2026.

This international meeting brings together leading specialists in trauma, sports surgery, and advanced orthopaedic care to discuss emerging technologies and future directions in surgical management.

Prof Mason will be delivering two talks:

🔸 Evolution of Posterior Malleolar Fracture Management
🔸 Talus Fracture Dislocation – From Initial Treatment to Salvage

These topics align closely with his ongoing research and clinical work in foot & ankle trauma and reflects Liverpool’s growing international footprint in orthopaedic innovation.

We are proud to see Prof Mason representing the Clinic, our patients and our region on the international stage, and contributing to global conversations on improving surgical outcomes.

12/01/2026

🚨🚨New Website Launch 🚨🚨

We are delighted to announce the launch of a brand new website dedicated to the clinical work of Professor Lyndon Mason — a comprehensive resource showcasing the full range of foot and ankle treatments and procedures he offers.

The new site has been developed to make it easier for patients, families and referrers to understand conditions, explore treatment options and know what to expect from surgery and recovery. It includes detailed information pages on procedures such as bunion surgery, ankle fusion, flat foot reconstruction, osteotomies, tendon repairs, ankle arthroscopy, neuroma surgery, forefoot reconstruction, hindfoot fusion, ingrown toenail surgery, fracture fixation and more.

This level of clarity supports modern informed consent, shared decision-making and patient confidence.

The website also reflects the breadth of practice that Professor Mason undertakes at the Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic, offering both non-surgical and surgical solutions, including minimally invasive techniques and complex reconstruction.

We hope patients, families and colleagues find the new platform helpful, informative and reassuring.

The new site is now live and can be accessed at: https://lyndonmason.com/

12/01/2026

🚨🚨New Website Launch🚨🚨

We are delighted to announce the launch of a brand new website dedicated to the clinical work of Professor — a comprehensive resource showcasing the range of foot and ankle treatments and procedures he offers.

The new site has been developed to make it easier for patients, families and referrers to understand conditions, explore treatment options and know what to expect from surgery and recovery. It includes detailed information pages on procedures such as surgery, fusion, flat foot reconstruction, osteotomies, repairs, ankle arthroscopy, surgery, forefoot reconstruction, hindfoot fusion, , fracture fixation and more.

This level of clarity supports modern informed consent, shared decision-making and patient confidence.

The website also reflects the breadth of practice that Professor Mason undertakes at the Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic, offering both non-surgical and surgical solutions, including minimally invasive techniques and complex reconstruction.

We hope patients, families and colleagues find the new platform helpful, informative and reassuring.

The new site is now live and can be accessed at: lyndonmason.com

31/12/2025

✨ Happy New Year from Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic! ✨
As we step into a new year, we want to thank all our patients, colleagues, physios, nurses, and wider foot & ankle family for your trust and support throughout 2025.

This year brought milestones, new research, new services, surgical advances, and most importantly, countless patients getting back to the activities they love. 🦶⚽🏃‍♀️

Here’s to a healthy, mobile and pain-free 2026 for all!
We look forward to helping even more people walk, run, play sport, and live life to the fullest.

⭐ Stay active
⭐ Look after your feet & ankles
⭐ And if you need us, we’re here to help

Happy New Year! 🥂
Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic

31/12/2025

✨ Happy New Year from Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic! ✨
As we step into a new year, we want to thank all our patients, colleagues, physios, nurses, and wider foot & ankle family for your trust and support throughout 2025.

This year brought milestones, new research, new services, surgical advances, and most importantly, countless patients getting back to the activities they love. 🦶⚽🏃‍♀️

Here’s to a healthy, mobile and pain-free 2026 for all!
We look forward to helping even more people walk, run, play sport, and live life to the fullest.

⭐ Stay active
⭐ Look after your feet & ankles
⭐ And if you need us, we’re here to help

Happy New Year! 🥂
Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic

28/12/2025

🔍 New Publication from members of the team – Hybrid Fixation for Syndesmotic Injuries

Delighted to share our latest publication “Hybrid Fixation for Syndesmotic Stabilisation: A Systematic Review of Clinical and Biomechanical Evidence”, published in Journal of Clinical Medicine. A great collaboration with Jed Bailey, Richard Huynh, Konstantinos Tsikopoulos, and Vasileios Lampridis.

🦴 What is Hybrid Fixation?

Hybrid Fixation (HF) combines a syndesmotic screw with a dynamic suture-button device.

📌 In practice:
• The screw theoretically helps maintain length and reduction, especially in high ‘length-unstable’ fibular fractures where suture-button alone may be insufficient.
• If the screw later breaks or loosens, the suture-button continues to maintain rotational control and dynamic stability, potentially preventing late diastasis.

This dual-support mechanism is one reason hybrid constructs are becoming more popular in complex syndesmotic injuries.

📌 Key Findings from the Review:

• 93 patients treated with hybrid fixation across clinical studies
• Excellent functional outcomes – mean AOFAS 93.3 at final follow-up
• Reduction maintained radiographically
• Low malreduction & unplanned removal (3.2%)
• Implant failure (screw breakage) 15.1% – all asymptomatic, reinforcing the benefit of the dual-construct approach
• Biomechanical studies show HF restores near-native kinematics and supports early weightbearing.

Hybrid fixation appears to offer a balance between screw and suture-button constructs, particularly in ‘length-unstable’ patterns, where fibular length is not controlled by a plate or I’m device. Maintaining reduction and rotational control is essential, and there are potential advantages of hybrid in these situations. Further comparative studies and long-term outcomes will help refine indications and technique.

24/12/2025

🎄✨ Merry Christmas from Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic ✨🎄

As the year comes to a close, we want to say a huge thank you to all our patients, colleagues, physiotherapists, GPs, and friends who have trusted and supported us throughout the year.

It’s been a privilege to help you stay active, recover from injury, and get back on your feet — whether that’s walking pain-free, returning to sport, or simply enjoying everyday life.

We wish you and your families a very Merry Christmas and a healthy, happy New Year.
We look forward to seeing you again in 2026 🎅🦶

— Liverpool Foot & Ankle Clinic

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