Seventeen years of experience in orthopedic surgery, with sub-specialty training in the surgery of bone, muscle and soft-tissue tumours, and a fellowship in hand surgery and microsurgery.
I studied for one year at Leeds General Infirmary, which is considered one of the best hand units in the United Kingdom, and trained under Mr Simon Kay (the first surgeon to perform a hand transplant in the UK), Miss Grainne Bourke (former head of the British Society for Surgery of the Hand) and Miss Carol Chan (hand and wrist specialist).
I spent two years as a Clinical Fellow at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in musculoskeletal oncology, a busy referral centre and the largest referral centre for musculoskeletal oncology in Saudi Arabia. I worked under the consultants Dr Rajiv Pant and Dr Mahmoud Shaheen.
I trained in the Kuwait Board of Orthopedic Surgery for five years, with rotations covering joint replacement, spine surgery, hand surgery, musculoskeletal oncology and orthopedic trauma.
Wide experience treating conditions of the hand and wrist, peripheral nerve injuries, bone tumours and complex fractures, using modern surgical techniques and evidence-based methods, focused on restoring function and the best outcome for the patient.
Every patient gets a precise, personal consultation and a treatment plan that fits their own case.
Tendon and nerve surgery, hand fractures and injuries, and microsurgery.
Diagnosis and treatment of bone and soft-tissue tumours.
Surgical and non-surgical fracture care.
Bone tumour clinic, by referral from the family medicine clinic.
Book via the Ask platform →
Booking by referral from the family medicine clinic.
Ministry of HealthA severely spastic, clenched hand after stroke, released with a needle through the skin so that the palm opens, can be cleaned and no longer hurts.
View the case →A 45-year-old man with a pathological femur fracture through a grade 2 chondrosarcoma. The diseased bone was removed, frozen in liquid nitrogen and put back as a biological reconstruction.
View the case →A young athlete who could not move his middle finger at all after a hand injury: a fracture-dislocation of the finger joint, treated through tiny skin punctures without opening the fracture.
View the case →A giant cell tumor of the upper tibia that had caused a fracture, treated by curettage, bone cement and plate fixation, with the knee preserved.
View the case →Hand and wrist conditions, peripheral nerve injuries, bone tumours, and complex fractures and injuries.
Not every bone tumour is dangerous; many are benign. A careful examination and imaging decide the right plan.
Yes. Numbness has several causes, such as nerve compression; we diagnose the cause first, then plan treatment.
Bring previous X-rays and medical reports, and a list of the medicines you take.
Yes, surgically or non-surgically depending on each patient.
Peer-reviewed contributions in hand surgery, orthopedics and bone tumours.
British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2025; 63(5): 349–356
Read the paperJournal of Musculoskeletal Surgery and Research 2021; 5(1)
Read the paperJournal of Musculoskeletal Research 2020; 23(3): 2050015
Read the paperJournal of Musculoskeletal Surgery and Research 2020; 4(3): 156
Read the paperJournal of Musculoskeletal Surgery and Research 2020
Read the paperThe Journal of Hand Surgery (Asian-Pacific Volume) 2019; 24(2): 202–207
Read the paperI see patients at As-Salam Hospital – Capital. Appointments are booked by calling the hospital call centre.
