Hammad Malik

Mr Malik studied at Lincoln College, Oxford and Trinity College, Cambridge. He then trained in orthopaedic surgery achieving an international reputation in the field of lower limb surgery.

His success was recognised by the unprecedented move of his being awarded both the highly coveted British Orthopaedic Federation and British Association for Knee Surgery Travelling Fellowships, training at The New York Hospital for Special Surgery and Sydney Mater Hospital. He then completed a one year fellowship in complex hip and knee surgery at Wrightington Hospital.

Mr Malik is an internationally recognised figure in the field of joint replacement having published widely on this subject, being the recipient of research grants from The Royal College of Surgeons and The Wellcome Trust and a reviewer for a number of leading journals, including The British Journal of Sports Medicine.

Research interests: Hip and knee replacement and modes of failure; Revision hip and knee replacement; infection of joint replacements; articular cartilage transplantation; sports injury, reviewer for a number of leading journals.

Special clinical interests: Trauma, Lower limb, Soft tissue spinal injury, Hip and knee replacement and revision surgery; Hip resurfacing; Hip arthroscopy, Knee and ankle arthroscopy; Young adult hip and knee articular cartilage and meniscal surgery

British Hip Society

British Association for Surgery of the Knee

Medical Protection Society

AO Trauma Group

AO Alumni

MA (Oxon), MB BChir (Cantab), MRCS (Eng), FRCS (Tr&Orth)