Mr Philip Kerr is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon with over 25 years of expertise. He graduated from the University of Bristol in 1985 and completed his specialist training in the South West Orthopaedic training scheme, with clinical rotations in various hospitals. Joining the East & North Hertfordshire Trust as a Consultant in 1996, his special interests include sports injuries, arthroscopic surgery, and hip and knee replacement, particularly focusing on hip surgery in recent years. He has extensive experience in hip replacement for younger adults, including CT based 3D planning and custom-made implants. Mr Kerr consults privately at Pinehill Hospital in Hitchin. With a specialty in trauma & orthopaedic surgery and sub-specialties in hip and knee procedures, Mr Philip Kerr's areas of interest range from joint injections to lower limb trauma and sports injuries. He is known for his expertise in hip surgery, including revision hip replacement, and has a particular focus on hip replacement for younger adults. Alongside his NHS and private consultations, Mr Kerr also conducts research and has a keen interest in joint disorders, arthritis, and sports-related injuries. He has furthered his knowledge through years of dedicated practice and research, positioning him as a well-respected figure in the orthopaedic field. Outside of medicine, Mr Kerr's personal interests revolve around sports and fitness. He actively participates in tennis, squash, and occasionally golf when not dedicated to work or family responsibilities. Moreover, he enjoys skiing, cycling, and mountain climbing, indulging in these activities on a more intermittent basis. This well-rounded approach to life reflects his passion for an active lifestyle, complementing his dedication to orthopaedic surgery and patient care.