Cheilectomy nhs email

A very specific question!

A cheilectomy is a surgical procedure to remove a bony spur (osteophyte) that has formed at the joint where two bones meet, typically in the foot or ankle. Here's some information on cheilectomy and how to access NHS services:

What is a cheilectomy?

A cheilectomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure to remove a bony spur (osteophyte) that has formed at the joint where two bones meet. This type of spur can cause pain, stiffness, and limited mobility in the affected joint.

How to access NHS services for a cheilectomy:

To access NHS services for a cheilectomy, you can:

  1. Contact your GP: Your general practitioner (GP) can refer you to a specialist or an orthopedic surgeon for further assessment and treatment.
  2. NHS 111: You can call NHS 111, a free phone service, for advice and guidance on how to access NHS services.
  3. NHS website: You can visit the NHS website (www.nhs.uk) and search for "cheilectomy" or "bunion surgery" to find information on the procedure, including eligibility, waiting times, and treatment options.

Email contact for NHS services:

You can contact your local NHS trust or hospital directly to inquire about cheilectomy services and availability. Here are some examples of NHS trusts and hospitals in the UK:

Please note that email contact may not be the most efficient way to access NHS services, as they may have limited email support. It's recommended to contact your GP or NHS 111 for initial guidance and referral.