Adrian Chojnowski

Adrian Chojnowski is a highly experienced hand surgeon with specialized training from the University of Toronto hand program. He currently practices in both NHS and private settings in Norwich. Adrian is known for his expertise in trauma and orthopaedic surgery, particularly in hand and wrist procedures. He holds prestigious positions such as the past-President of the British Association of Hand Therapists and Chairman of the AO Hand and Wrist group, which focuses on national training for hand surgeons. Adrian also supervises a hand fellow in their final stages of training. In addition to his clinical work, Adrian holds multiple NHS posts, including Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Trust. He is also an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the School of Medicine and an Honorary Lecturer at the School of Biology, both at the University of East Anglia. Adrian is a member of various professional organizations, such as the British Society of Surgery to the Hand, British Orthopaedic Association, Royal College of Surgeons, and AO/ASIF Association for the study of internal fixation. Adrian has an impressive academic background, with numerous peer-reviewed publications and contributions to the British Bone Joint Journal 360 review. He is actively involved in educating General Practitioners through seminars. Adrian's qualifications include an MA MB BChir from the University of Cambridge, a Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons, and a specialization in Trauma and Orthopaedics from London. Apart from his professional pursuits, Adrian has personal interests in rowing, cycling, and running. He is also actively engaged in research, currently focusing on Dupuytren's disease. Adrian holds research grants worth approximately £450,000 and has published extensively on the topic. He is also involved in studying other areas of hand surgery, such as scaphoid non-union after fracture.