Victoria Deans

Mr Victoria Deans is an experienced hand and wrist surgery orthopaedic consultant at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust in Yorkshire and privately at Spire. With a background in hand and wrist surgery, Mr Deans stays updated with the latest procedures and evidence by attending national and international conferences. His training includes qualifications from the University of Leicester and the Royal College of Surgeons, along with an MSc in orthopaedic surgery from the University of Warwick. He has been recognised by The Royal College of Surgeons of England and the British Society for Surgery of the Hand for his educational and training achievements. Specialising solely in hand and wrist surgery, Mr Deans performs over 500 operations annually, focusing on areas like carpal tunnel surgery, nerve compression surgery, trigger finger release, and more. He has published research in reputable journals and presented at scientific meetings, showcasing his commitment to advancing the field. Mr Deans is actively involved in teaching and mentoring, contributing to various courses and providing educational talks to General Practitioners. His dedication to research includes systematic reviews and audits in hand and wrist surgery techniques, positioning him as a respected figure in the medical community. Outside of his professional life, Mr Deans enjoys staying physically active by playing hockey, skiing, cycling, and walking. He values spending quality time with family and friends during his leisure moments. With a passion for research in arthritis and wrist surgeries, Mr Deans continues to contribute to the field and enhance patient care with his expertise and dedication.