Craig Gerrand, MD, FRCS Ed (Tr and Orth)

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, United Kingdom

Mr Gerrand qualified from the University of Edinburgh in 1989. He completed his higher surgical training in Glasgow and undertook fellowships in Orthopaedic Oncology and Lower Limb Reconstruction at the Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto. He was appointed as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon to the Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in 2001 and in 2018 joined the Sarcoma team at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. He is Cancer Lead at RNOH and chairs the Sarcoma Advisory Group for the London and South East Sarcoma Network. He is an Honorary Assistant Professor at UCl with research interests in surgiical aspects of care, functional outcomes and rehabilitation and 3D printing

Poster(s):

• (P 69) DEVELOPMENT AND MISSION OF THE HARMONIZATION INTERNATIONAL BONE SARCOMA CONSORTIUM (HIBISCUS)

• (P 70) ICONIC (IMPROVING OUTCOMES THROUGH COLLABORATION IN OSTEOSARCOMA): A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL COHORT STUDY FOR NEWLY DIAGNOSED OSTEOSARCOMA PATIENTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK)

• (P 147) UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF PATIENTS RETURNING TO DAILY ACTIVITES AND EXERCISE FOLLOWING LIMB SPARING SURGERY FOR BONE OR SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA AROUND THE KNEE

• (P 472) ICONIC (IMPROVING OUTCOMES THROUGH COLLABORATION IN OSTEOSARCOMA). AN EARLY LOOK AT SURGICAL DATA

• (P 492) BALANCE AND GAIT OUTCOMES AFTER 1-YEAR POST-OPERATIVE HEMIPELVECTOMY SURGERY

• (P 493) GAIT KINEMATICS OF SARCOMA PATIENTS AT 1 YEAR POST-OPERATIVE INTERNAL HEMIPELVECTOMY SURGERY: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY.

• (P 494) WHAT IS THE EXPERIENCE OF THOSE WITH CANCER-RELATED REDUCED QUALITY OF LIFE AND ASSOCIATED PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AFTER UPPER LIMB SARCOMA TREATMENT IN ENGLAND? A NATIONAL STUDY OF OUTCOMES.

• (P 495) UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF PATIENTS RETURNING TO ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING AND EXERCISE FOLLOWING LIMB SPARING SURGERY FOR BONE OR SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA AROUND THE KNEE.

• (P 496) WHAT ARE THE EXPERIENCES OF BALANCE, GAIT AND NEURO-MUSCULAR CONTROL OUTCOMES AFTER PROXIMAL FEMORAL REPLACEMENTS FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL TUMOURS?

• (P 497) STANMORE TUMOUR OUTCOMES PROJECT (STOMP)- USING INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH (ICF) OUTCOMES IN SARCOMA SURVIVORS. and UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF PATIENTS RETURNING TO DAILY ACTIVITES AND EXERCISE FOLLOWING LIMB SPARING SURGERY FOR BONE OR SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA AROUND THE KNEE

• (P 519) WHAT ARE THE EXPERIENCES OF GAIT, ACTIVITY LEVELS AND PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING IN PROXIMAL FEMORAL REPLACEMENT AFTER MUSCULOSKELETAL TUMORS?

• (P 560) REAL-WORLD MONITORING OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY USING AN ACCELEROMETER AFTER LOWER LIMB SURGERY FOR A SARCOMA.

• (P 561) EXPERIENCE OF PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND CANCER-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER SPINAL TUMORS- STUDY OF A NATIONAL SURVEY IN ENGLAND.

• (P 563) BALANCE, GAIT AND BIOMECHANICAL COMPENSATIONS DURING DIFFERENT SPEEDS OF WALKING AFTER TREATMENT FOR DISTAL FEMORAL MUSCULOSKELETAL TUMOURS AND ASSOCIATED LIMITATIONS ON RETURN TO NORMAL LIVING