Mr Oliver Keast-Butler
Main Clinical Specialty
Orthopaedic surgery
Qualifications
MBChB, FRCS(Tr & Orth)
Year of First Medical Qualification
1996
Telephone Number to Make an Appointment
01892 600804
Current NHS Post(s)
East Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust
Sub-Specialties
Hip and Knee arthritis
Primary and revision hip and knee joint replacement surgery
Arthroscopic knee surgery
Special Clinical Interests
Ceramic bearing hip replacements
Complex lower limb trauma
Training of junior surgeons to perform joint replacements
Research Interests
Computer navigation and applications to trauma surgery
Hip fractures
Current Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons
British Orthopaedic Association
International Member of American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Horder Secretary Telephone
01892 665577 Ext 1263
Horder Secretary Email
vivienne.westbrook@horder.co.uk
Consultant Email
oliver.keast-butler@esht.nhs.uk
Professional Profile
Mr Keast-Butler’s medical training commenced in 1991 at Manchester University Medical School. Whilst at University, Mr Keast-Butler was made a Senate Committee Representative and Vice President of the Medical Student Society.
Following his graduation in 1996, he worked as a Senior House Officer and Specialist Registrar in the Guy’s and St Thomas’ rotation, gaining a diverse range of experience in lower and upper limb orthopaedic surgery.
Mr Keast-Butler was awarded the Fred Heatley research medal for most original paper in 2005.
He completed his fellowship year in Denver, Colorado and Toronto, Canada where he honed his interests, particularly in the field of primary and revision hip and knee arthroplasty, computer navigated surgery and trauma surgery.
He has been a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at the Conquest hospital for two years and has been practicing at The Horder Centre for about eighteen months. He has specialised in primary and revision hip and knee replacement surgery and also in dealing with complicated lower limb fractures, non-unions and fractures around joint replacements.
Personal Profile
Oliver Keast-Butler is married to a doctor and has a young family so when not at work, is generally busy. In the past he was a scuba diving instructor and still enjoys some diving, predominately in Scotland. He also enjoys wood-turning and furniture making.
