Mr. Aiman Khunda - Salford, Manchester

Aiman is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Salford Royal Hospital, Manchesters Major Trauma Centre (MTC).

Aiman has developed a broad experience in managing major trauma, spending 5 years during his training at 4 different MTCs.
Following completion of his training, Aiman was the Limb Reconstruction Fellow at the world renowned LRS Unit in Liverpool where he furthered his experience in the management of non-union, deformity and infection, trained by Duri Nayagam, Badri Narayan and Nikolaos Giotakis.
He later was the Cumbrian Knee Osteotomy Fellow, trained by Matt Dawson, furthering his knee osteotomy and arthroplasty experience, with access to one of the busiest osteotomy practices in Europe.
Aiman has carried out numerous research and quality improvement projects and published his work in peer reviewed journals and presented at National and International meetings.
He is actively involved in both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and supervision and has completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Health Research and a Postgraduate Diploma in Health and Social Care.
Aiman’s special interest is in Limb Reconstruction Surgery, managing sequelae of severe limb trauma and in Joint Preserving Knee Surgery through re-alignment (Osteotomy).
Aiman also performs Hip and Knee Replacements for patients with advanced arthritis
. With colleagues at Salford Royal Hospital, Aiman is involved in the modernization and the development of a regional Limb Reconstruction Service for Greater Manchester and Lancashire.
Aiman is the Clinical Governance Lead for Trauma and Orthopaedics at Salford Royal Hospital and the Regional Surgical Advisor for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.