John McMaster’s higher surgical training in Nottingham included a Doctorate thesis on ankle and hindfoot injury in automobile collisions.
He undertook further Fellowship level training in Canada to develop his expertise in the management of complex bone and joint injury of the pelvis, upper and lower limbs.
John held the position of Clinical Director for the Oxford University Hospitals’ Trauma Directorate and led the implementation of the Thames Valley Trauma Network. He is an active member of faculty on national and international educational courses and has been an author and reviewer of international trauma literature.
Through military and NGO activity, John gained valuable experience of delivering orthopaedic and ballistic trauma care in austere environments. He was awarded an MBE for military medical services in Afghanistan in 2008. His special interests included:
multiply-injured patients and the management of fractures involving the pelvis, acetabulum, hip, knee, foot and ankle.
Post-trauma secondary reconstruction, including the management of fractures that have failed to heal (non-union) or healed in an unsatisfactory position (mal-union).
Main Meeting
Thursday 16 January 2020
13.30 Two Minutes | Two Slides
18.10 Polytrauma/Rib fracture cases (co-presented with Chris Moran)
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