Mr Christopher Wilson

Mr Christopher Wilson has been a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon for 25 years. 

Currently working at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff with the NHS. Until recently, Mr Wilson has been actively on the on-call rota for trauma and orthopaedic. 

Mr Wilson plays an active role in the management of specialist trauma, lower limb and knee injuries. 

Specialist interests in knee surgery, ranging from soft tissue reconstruction, realignment osteotomy and knee arthroplasty. Mr Wilson has experience in robotic knee arthroplasty, unicompartmental knee arthroplasty and various types of osteotomy around the knee for 
knee realignment and knee preserving surgery. Mr Wilson runs a specialist orthopaedic knee clinic, with 50 years’ experience of soft tissue reconstruction and realignment osteotomy in children. 

MBBS, 1984, UCL London

Year of first medical qualification: 1984

British Orthopaedic Association
British Association for Surgery of the Knee
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 
Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine 
British Orthopaedic Sports Trauma Association
ESSKA

Cardiff and Vale Health Board

Whatling GM, Lovern B, Wilson C, Holt CA, Objective classification of osteoarthritic, non-pathological and total knee replacement function using stair-gait functional variables, 9th International Conference on Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, (2010) 

Whatling GM, Wilson C, Holt CA, Kinematic assessment of total knee replacements and natural knees using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model registration, 9th International Conference on Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, (2010) 

Whatling GM, Wilson C, Holt CA, Assessing total knee replacements and natural knee kinematics in-vivo using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model based matching, British Orthopaedic Research Society Annual Meeting , (2010) 

Whatling GM, Wilson C, Holt CA, Kinematic assessment of total knee replacements and natural knees using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model registration, 9th International Symposium on Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, (2010) 

Whatling GM, Ozturk H, Pierron F, Larcher M, Young P, Evans J, Jones D, Banks SA, Fregly BJ, Khurana A, Kumar A, Wiliams RW, Wilson C, Holt CA, Comparing motion capture with image registration to study the errors associated with quantifying knee kinematics, British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK 2009) , (2009) 

Whatling GM, Holt CA, Jones L, Evans SL, Wilson C, Williams R, Sharma A, Dent C, Quantifying non-pathological and osteoarthritic knee function during stair walking, 8th International Symposium on Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering (Porto, Portugal) , (2009) 

Whatling GM, Jones L, Evans SL, Wilson C, Williams R, Dent C, Holt CA, Using stair gait and an objective classifier to identify knee osteoarthritis, 55th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society (2009) 

Whatling GM, Watling D, Wilson C, Metcalfe A, Holt C (2013).Biomechanical changes following high tibial osteotomy. British Orthopaedic Research Society and Bone Research Society Joint Meeting, Oxford, 4-5 Sep. Abstract published in The Bone and Joint Journal. (Best poster prize from BORS).

Duggan P, Wilson C, Williams R, Holt C, Whatling G.  (2012).  The impact of total knee arthroplasty upon gait analysis in the contralateral, non-operated native knee using three-dimensional motion capture. British Orthopaedic Association Annual Congress.

GM Whatling, CA Holt, K Brakspear, H Roberts, D Watling, RS Kotwal, C Wilson, R Williams, A Metcalfe, J Sultan, DJ Mason (2011). Knee joint biomechanical and biological changes following High Tibial Osteotomy. Inaugural South West Regional Regenerative Medicine Meeting (CITER & AR UK BBC AGM).12-13 Sep, Bristol.

A. K Harvey, D. J. Watling, C. A. Holt, D. J. Mason, S. A. Jones, R. G. Wise, R. Williams, C. Wilson, G. M. Whatling. (2011). Self-evaluation of knee impairment provides insight into the reduction in arthritic pain after total knee replacement. Inaugural South West Regional Regenerative Medicine Meeting (CITER & AR UK BBC AGM).12-13th Sep, Bristol.

Whatling GM, Watling D, Wilson C, Holt C. (2011).Biomechanical Assessment of Osteoarthritic Joints. Cardiff School of Engineering Research Conference.11-13 July, Gregynog.

Whatling GM, Holt CA, Brakspear K, Roberts H, Watling D, Kotwal RS, Wilson C, Williams R, Metcalfe A, Sultan J, Mason DJ. (2011). High Tibial Osteotomy: Linking Biomechanical and Biological Changes. Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Bioengineering Centre 2nd Symposium, 4th July. 

Whatling GM, Holt CA, Brakspear K, Roberts H, Watling D, Kotwal RS, Wilson C, Williams R, Metcalfe A, Sultan J, Mason DJ. High Tibial Osteotomy: Linking Biomechanical and Biological Changes. British Orthopaedic Research Society, Cambridge, UK, 27-29 June 2011.

Whatling GM, Wilson C, Holt CA. (2011). Assessing total knee replacements and natural knee kinematics in-vivo using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model based matching. Advances and New Developments in Osteoarthritis/Degenerative Diseases – Benchtop to Bedside.1st June, Anglia Ruskin University, Postgraduate Medical Institute, Chelmsford.

Whatling G. M, Wilson C, Holt C.A. (2010). Using objective classification and stair-gait to characterise knee osteoarthritis and monitor functional recovery following a total knee replacement. Advances and New Developments in Osteoarthritis/Degenerative Diseases – Benchtop to Bedside.1st June, Anglia Ruskin University, Postgraduate Medical Institute, Chelmsford. (Best poster Prize).

Whatling G.M, Lovern B, Wilson C, Holt C. A. (2010). Classifying osteoarthritic knee function and the outcome of total knee replacement surgery from assessments of stair gait. 9th CITER AGM & 1st Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Bioengineering Centre AGM, Gloucestershire, 16-17 September.

Holt C.A, Brakspear K, Roberts H, Whatling G.M, Kotwal R.S, Wilson C, Williams R, Sultan J and Mason D.J. (2010). Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Bioengineering Centre at Cardiff: - Correlating biomechanics and biological indicators of pathology for subjects undergoing High Tibial Osteotomy. International Union of Theoretical and applied Mechanics symposium on Analysis and simulation of human motion, Leuven, Belgium, 13-15 September.

Whatling G. M, Wilson C, Holt C.A. (2010). Assessing total knee replacements and natural knee kinematics in-vivo using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model based matching. British Orthopaedic Research Society, Cardiff 12-13 July.

Whatling G. M, Wilson C, Holt C.A. (2010). Using objective classification and stair-gait to characterise knee osteoarthritis and monitor functional recovery following a total knee replacement. British Orthopaedic Research Society, Cardiff 12-13 July.

Whatling G.M., Wilson C. and Holt C.A. (2010). Kinematic assessment of total knee replacement and natural knees using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model registration. Cardiff School of Engineering Research Conference. Gregynog, 21-23 June.

Mason D.J.,Whatling G., Kotwal R.S., Brakspear K., Roberts H., Wilson C., Williams R., Sultan J. and Holt C. (2010). Can Joint realignment surgery reveal mechanically regulated signals that influence pain and pathology in humans? Annual Meeting of the European Research Society (EORS), June.

Whatling G.M., Wilson C. and Holt C.A. (2010). Kinematic assessment of total knee replacement and natural knees using dynamic fluoroscopy and 3D model registration. Cardiff School of Engineering Research Conference. Gregynog, 21-23 June.

British Orthopaedic Association Meeting 1993
Comparison of Compression Forces Generated by Memory Metal Staples and Herbert Screws
C. Wilson D. O’Doherty

British Orthopaedic Association Meeting 1994
Comparison of MRI with Bone Scanning in Femoral Neck Fractures
Wilson C., Evans P.

American Knee Society – Boston 2009
Role of Glutamate Levels following High Tibial Osteotomy