Professor Timothy Davis, a Consultant at Nottingham University Hospitals, holds 24 years of expertise in Hand and Nerve surgery. His notable accomplishments include a Hunterian Professorship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2011 for his research on scaphoid fractures. With a background as the editor of the Journal of Hand Surgery and as an invited lecturer for Hand Societies across various countries, Professor Davis is a distinguished figure in the field. Professor Davis's numerous qualifications encompass an MB ChB from Bristol in 1980, as well as an FRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1985. Specialising in Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery, with sub-specialties in Hand & Wrist procedures, he has published extensively on topics such as carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytrens Contracture, and Thumb arthritis. Moreover, his research interests in Dupuytrens disease, Thumb arthritis, and Scaphoid fractures showcase his commitment to advancing the field. Outside of his medical practice, Professor Davis's areas of interest and research widen to cover conditions like Trigger finger, Wrist surgery, and Nerve surgery. With over 90 peer-reviewed publications to his name, including influential studies on trapeziometacarpal joint osteoarthritis, Professor Davis remains a prominent figure in the realm of Hand Surgery, fostering innovation and excellence in his work.