Keith Eyres is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon specializing in arthroplasty. He completed his medical training at Charing Cross Medical School in London in 1983 and received further orthopaedic training in Sheffield. He became a consultant in Exeter in 1996 and has since established himself as a specialist in primary and revision joint replacement procedures. His expertise extends to areas such as knee alignment surgery and cartilage grafting. Keith Eyres has published and lectured extensively on orthopaedic techniques, including advancements such as surgery without a tourniquet and the use of Mako robot assistance. In his NHS role, Keith Eyres is affiliated with the EKRU Royal Devon and Exeter Trust Hospital in Exeter. He also practices at the Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital and the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital. His specialty is trauma and orthopaedic surgery. Keith Eyres has undergone MAKO ROBOT TRAINING and is a member of professional organizations such as the BMA, BASK, and BLRS. He has delivered courses to general practitioners, including the Knee Masterclass Sandy Park in 2018 and the Knee Revision Masterclass in Exeter in the same year. Keith Eyres has also presented internationally at the Brazilian Knee Conference in Rio. Apart from his medical pursuits, Keith Eyres enjoys various personal interests such as boxing, squash, racketball, table tennis, and playing the trombone in the Loose Cannons Band. His research interests include uncemented knee surgery, Mako robotic surgery, balanced knee surgery, wound closure, the role of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and the role of cones in reconstructive knee surgery. More information about his publications can be found by searching PUBMED or Google.