Mr Jeremy Latham is an esteemed Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with a wealth of experience spanning 17 years at University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust. Specializing in Hip Surgery, including hip replacements, hip resurfacing, and revision hip surgery, he has a particular focus on the management of failed metal on metal hip replacements. Mr Latham has a strong research background, having established a dedicated research unit to investigate the issues surrounding problematic hip replacements. He is known for his use of advanced techniques such as the Mako Robotic Assistant and the Optimized Positioning System to enhance surgical precision and accuracy, especially for complex hip cases. With a comprehensive training background that includes stints in Oxford, Adelaide, and Birmingham, Mr Latham holds various qualifications such as FRCS(Orth) from The Royal College of Surgeons of England. He is actively involved in professional memberships, being a Fellow of the British Orthopaedic Association and a member of prestigious societies like the British Hip Society and the European Hip Society. Beyond his clinical practice, Mr Latham regularly contributes to the field through numerous peer-reviewed publications and by sharing his expertise with general practitioners, physiotherapists, and societies. He is also recognized for his academic roles, serving as an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Southampton. Outside his professional commitments, Mr Latham enjoys a fulfilling family life with four children and finds solace in playing the piano. His research interests delve into the complex interactions between humans and joint replacements, focusing on wear debris and corrosion effects. As a dedicated member of FortisNet's Steering Group, a collaborative platform involving clinicians, academics, and businesses, Mr Latham continues to make significant contributions to the field of Orthopaedic Surgery.