Mr Campbell MacEachern

Mr MacEachern is a highly experienced Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of hip and knee conditions. He also serves as an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Leeds.

He provides expert care through clinic assessment, screening, advanced orthopaedic procedures, and rehabilitation, helping patients improve mobility, reduce pain, and achieve the best possible outcomes.

Areas of expertise

Mr MacEachern specialises in:

• Hip and knee joint replacement surgery
• Complex and revision joint replacement procedures
• Unicompartmental (partial) knee replacement
• Orthopaedic conditions related to haemophilia and bleeding disorders
• Cartilage assessment and joint preservation techniques

He uses modern surgical techniques, implants, and minimally invasive procedures to support faster recovery and improved long-term results.

Conditions diagnosed and treated

Mr MacEachern provides comprehensive clinical assessment, screening, and diagnosis for:

• Hip and knee osteoarthritis
• Joint degeneration and cartilage damage
• Complex joint problems requiring revision surgery
• Joint disease related to haemophilia and bleeding disorders
• Sports-related injuries and joint dysfunction

Treatments and surgical procedures

Mr MacEachern performs a wide range of orthopaedic treatments, procedures, and surgeries, including:

• Total hip replacement and total knee replacement surgery
• Revision joint replacement surgery (for failed or complex implants)
• Unicompartmental knee replacement procedures
• Joint reconstruction and cartilage-preserving techniques
• Advanced use of orthopaedic implants and prosthetics

Where required, he utilises advanced imaging, diagnostic assessment, and surgical planning, ensuring accurate diagnosis and optimal treatment outcomes.

Specialist care in haemophilia and bleeding disorders

Mr MacEachern has a specialist interest in managing complex orthopaedic conditions related to haemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

He is the Orthopaedic Lead for the Haemophilia Service in Leeds, providing:

• Specialist joint assessment and screening
• Tailored treatment and surgical planning
• Long-term rehabilitation and joint preservation strategies

Clinical approach

Mr MacEachern delivers:

• Clear explanations in plain English
• Thorough clinical assessment and diagnosis
• Personalised treatment and surgical plans
• Use of modern implants and minimally invasive techniques where possible
• Structured rehabilitation and recovery programmes

His approach focuses on improving joint function, reducing pain, and supporting long-term mobility.

Training and experience

Mr MacEachern studied medicine at the University of Aberdeen, followed by:

• Basic surgical training in Aberdeen
• Additional orthopaedic experience in Wellington, New Zealand
• Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (2005)

He completed his higher specialist orthopaedic training in Aberdeen, finishing in 2012.

Specialist fellowships

Mr MacEachern undertook advanced fellowship training in:

Joint Replacement and Revision Surgery

• Complex hip and knee replacement procedures
• Revision joint replacement surgery
• Research into cartilage imaging and joint assessment

Leeds Fellowship

• Unicompartmental knee replacement
• Advanced hip and knee replacement surgery
• Complex reconstructive orthopaedic procedures

Research, teaching and leadership

Mr MacEachern is actively involved in education, research, and clinical leadership, including:

• Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Leeds
• Joint Lead for orthopaedic medical education for final-year students
• Editorial Board member for the Orthopaedics and Trauma journal

His team was awarded a Clinical Teaching Excellence Award (University of Leeds, 2018).

What patients can expect

Patients attending Mr MacEachern’s clinic can expect:

• Detailed clinical assessment and screening
• Accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plans
• Access to advanced joint replacement and reconstructive procedures
• Ongoing rehabilitation and recovery support
• High-quality, patient-centred care

Why choose Mr MacEachern?

Patients choose Mr MacEachern for:

• Expertise in hip and knee replacement surgery
• Advanced skills in revision and complex joint procedures
• Specialist knowledge in haemophilia-related orthopaedic conditions
• Strong academic, teaching, and research background
• Use of modern implants, diagnostic techniques, and surgical methods
• Clear, professional, and patient-focused approach