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Current NHS consultant posts held

Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
John Radcliffe Hospital
Oxford

Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
Great Western Hospital
Swindon

Research interests

As a Fulbright Scholar, Miss Petrie undertook 2 years of full-time research at Harvard University studying the role of gene therapy in wound healing, investigating genetic factors which accelerate healing and minimise scarring. This led to the award of Doctorate of Medicine.

Niki Petrie also set up the up the Oxford Breast Reconstruction Awareness Group and this group remains one of Niki’s ongoing interests.

Personal interests

Niki enjoys spending free time with her family.
Together, they enjoy all manner of outdoor pursuits including Running, Cycling, Skiing and Sailing.
She also enjoys travelling, photography, the theatre and playing the guitar.

Awards received

US-UK Fulbright Scholarship Award
Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Scholarship Award
Award for Excellence - Oxford University Hospitals
Dignity and Compassion Award - Great Western Hospital
Delivering Compassionate Excellence Award - Oxford Breast Reconstruction Awareness Group
BAAPS Travelling Fellowship Award
Hackett Memorial Prize
HCA International Travelling Fellowship Award
Pfizer International Travel Award
Saleh Shenaq International Research Award

Publications

Free flap pedicle avulsion: Intra and post-operative risk factors for free flap pedicle avulsion after breast reconstruction: Case Report and Literature Review.
AK Abou-Foul, A Yusaf, J Holton, N Petrie
In submission

The inferior mesenteric vessels as recipients when performing free tissue transfer for pelvic defects following abdomino-perineal resection. A novel technique and review of intra-peritoneal recipient vessel options for microvascular transfer
N Petrie, J Chan, H Chave, C McGuiness
JPRAS 2010; 63:2133-2140

Reconstruction of the perineum following anorectal cancer excision
N Petrie, G Branagan, C McGuiness, S McGee, C Fuller, H Chave
International Journal of Colorectal Disease 2009; 24:97-104

Experience of primary flap reconstructions of perineal defects after chemoradiotherapy and abdominoperineal resection
N Petrie, C McGuiness, R Cole, G Branagan, H Chave
Colorectal Disease 2008; 10(s):23-24

Cell suspension cultures of allogenic keratinocytes are efficient carriers for ex-vivo gene transfer and accelerate healing of full-thickness skin wounds by overexpression of human epidermal growth factor
J Vranckx, D Hoeller, P Velander, C Theopold, N Petrie, A Takedo, E Eriksson, F Yao
Wound Repair and Regeneration 2007; 15(5):657-664

Gene Delivery of PDGF for wound healing therapy
N Petrie, J Vranckx, D Hoeller, F Yao, E Eriksson
Journal of Tissue Viability 2005 Nov;15(4):16-21

In-vivo gene delivery of Ad-VEGF121 to Full-Thickness Wounds in Aged Pigs results in a high VEGF-expression but not in accelerated healing
J Vranckx, F Yao, N Petrie, H Augustinova, D Hoeller, S Visovatti, M Chen, E Eriksson
Wound Repair and Regeneration 2005; 13:51-60

The Management of lower extremity wounds using Topical Negative Pressure
N Petrie, M Potter, P Banwell
The International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds 2003; 2(4): 198-206

Gene Therapy in wound healing
N Petrie, F Yao, E Eriksson
Surgical Clinics of North America 2003; 83(3): 597-616

Gene Therapy in Surgery
N Petrie, P Banwell
Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England 2003; 85(4): 289-291

Dosh for Dummies – How to obtain funding for research
N Petrie
BMJ 2003 327: s115-s116s

Gene Therapy in soft tissue reconstruction
D Hoeller, N Petrie, F Yao, E Eriksson
Cells Tissues Organs 2002; 172: 118-125

Courses offered to GPs

Niki Petrie is happy to talk about her ethos or any of the following subjects:

1. The balance of risk and outcome when removing skin lesions in children and adults.
2. The female breast - enhancing natures curves whether for cosmesis, anti-ageing or following cancer.
3. Body contouring - from the mini-abdominoplasty to apronectomy following massive weight loss.