Mr Ian Reilly FCPodS DMS

I qualified as a Podiatric Surgeon in 1996 and have performed over 6,000 surgical procedures.  I have a particular interest in bunion and soft tissue surgery and have lectured internationally on plastic surgical procedures of the foot.

Podiatric Surgery is well established in Northamptonshire and I lead the service for the local NHS Trust.

Professional Appointments Consultant Podiatric Surgeon

Dept of Podiatry: Northamptonshire Healthcare Foundation Trust

Surgical privileges held at:

  1. Northampton General Hospital
  2. Danetre Hospital, Daventry
  3. The Woodlands Hospital, Kettering
  4. BMI Three Shires Hospital, Northampton

External Examiner 2007 – 2012:

Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh

BSc(Hons) Podiatry Course

Qualifications

Fellowship of the College of Podiatry (Surgery)

Faculty of Surgery (Fellow, Tutor and Examiner)

Diploma in Management Studies (Nottingham Trent University)

Certificate in Managing Health Services (Open University)

BSc in Podiatric Medicine (University of Westminster)

Diploma in Chiropody (Northern College of Chiropody)

Current Studies:

MSc in Podiatry (Universities of Brighton/QMU)

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1995 – 1996

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1985 – 1988

2004 – 2010/11

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Development

Podiatric Surgery Spring Conference (Berkshire, UK)

Training the Trainer (Royal College Surgeons, UK)

Faculty  - NWPF Surgical Seminar (Lake Tahoe, US)

Faculty – AO Fixation Course (London)

BLS Instructor (Northampton, UK)

Podiatric Surgery Spring Conference (Walton Hall, UK)

Faculty and Chair – 11th Osteotec Podiatric Surgery Spring Conference

Faculty  - NWPF Surgical Seminar (Lake Tahoe, US)

Faculty  - NWPF Surgical Seminar (Dublin, Ireland)

Faculty  - NWPF & QMU Collaborative Scientific Meeting (Edinburgh, UK)

Faculty – Cadaver Wet Lab (Lubec, Germany)

Faculty – Foot and Ankle Sports Meeting (Edinburgh)

Faculty and Chair – 10th Osteotec Podiatric Surgery Spring Conference

Faculty – 15th Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Surgery Symposium (Munich)

Podiatric Surgery Spring Conference (Cambridge, UK)

Report Writing for Expert Witnesses (Bond Solon, London, UK)

Immediate Life Support (Northampton, UK)

Podiatric Surgery Spring Conference (Grantham, UK)

AO Fixation and Cadaver Surgery Course (Lubec, Germany)

Diabetic Foot Master Surgeon (Miami, US)

International Foot and Ankle Congress (New Orleans, US)

Update 2003, The Pod Institute (Atlanta, US)

Battlefield Advanced Trauma Life Support (HMS Gosport)

Surgical Residency (Connecticut, US)

Cadaver Surgery Course (Atlanta, US)

Cadaver Surgery Course (Atlanta, US)

Advanced Life Support (Resuscitation Council UK)

Health And Safety Certificate (Barrow-in-Furness DGH, UK)

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Publications 1.     The development of podiatric surgery, Morecambe Bay Medical Journal, May 1999.

2.     Chapters: Medical and social history; Laboratory tests; Pre-operative assessment.  Assessment of the Lower Limb.  Merrimen and Turner (2nd Edition, 2001).

3.     The position of the tourniquet for forefoot surgery.  N. Aslam, C. Pasapula, I. Reilly, W.J. Ribbans. Annual Congress of the British Orthopaedic Foot Surgery Society.  November 2002

4.     Peri-operative management of the diabetic patient. I. Reilly, C. Wareham. Podium, Spring 2003.

5.     The position of the tourniquet for forefoot surgery.  N. Aslam, C. Pasapula, I. Reilly.  JBJS – British Volume, Vol 85-B, Issue SUPP_III, 251.

6.     The position of the tourniquet for forefoot surgery.  N. Aslam, C. Pasapula, I. Reilly, W.J. Ribbans. EFORT (Annual Congress). Helsinki, Finland. June 2003

7.     Damage control surgery.  I. Reilly, Podium, Spring 2004.

8.     Nails in systemic disease.  I. Reilly, J. Waller.  Nail Academy, Winter 2004.

9.     Nail tumours.  I. Reilly, J. Waller.  Nail Academy. Spring 2005.

10.   Ingrown toenails.  I. Reilly, J. Waller.  Nail Academy, Summer 2005.

11.   Nail surgery using phenol. J. Waller, I. Reilly.  Nail Academy, Autumn 2005.

12.   Research opportunities within an NHS setting: The example of the Northampton Podiatry Designated Research Team (DRT), Al-Khattat A, Reilly I, Waller J.  Podiatry Now.  August 2006.

13.   Nail trauma. I. Reilly.  Nail Academy. Summer 2006.

14.   Ropivacaine hydrochloride: on-line presentation at: http://www.cpd4me.com

15.   Ropivacaine and levobupivacaine: potential uses in podiatric medicine and surgery.  A. Uddin, I.Reilly. Podiatry Now.  April:p22-28 2008

16.   Chapters: Medical and social history; Pre-operative assessment.  Assessment of the Lower Limb. Merrimen and Yates (3rd Ed, 2008).

17.   Inter-professional relationships between orthopaedic and podiatric surgeons in the United Kingdom. Isaac A, Gwilym S, Reilly IN, Kilmartin TE, Ribbans WJ. Ann R Col Surg Engl.  2008 Vol 90(8): 663-670.

18.   Outcome of hallux valgus correction: a prospective clinical and radiographic study with foot pressure measurement.  Shah Y, Syed T, Zafar F, Reilly IN, Ribbans WJ.  EFORT (9th Congress) Nice, France: 29 May–1 June 2008.

19.   Local Anaesthesia: Pharmacology and Hallux Digital Anaesthesia.  Uddin A, Reilly IN.  CPD Update, Podiatry Now. Dec 2008.

20.   Foot and Ankle Injection Therapies.  SA Metcalfe, IN Reilly.  Churchill Livingstone.  Mar 2010. ISBN-10: 0702031070.

21.   In Print: The reliability of clinical and radiological variables of hallux rigidus.  Beeson P, Reilly I, Phillips C, Corr S, Ribbans WJ.

Editor: Podium – the Online Journal of Lower Limb Medicine (2004-2007).

Ongoing areas of study:

  • Hallux limitus
  • Gait analysis and bunion surgery
  • Injection therapy