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Dr. Tomas Madura is a highly experienced Consultant Plastic, Hand and Peripheral Nerve Surgeon. He holds a significant role at the Birmingham Hand Centre and the Brachial Plexus and Peripheral Nerve Injury Service at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. His expertise lies in the management of pain and paralysis affecting the hand, upper limbs and lower limbs and head and neck.

Dr. Madura's clinical focus covers a wide range of specialised areas. This includes the treatment of long-standing pain resulting from injuries or surgical procedures, addressing issues related to muscle paralysis and sensory loss. He also manages various other hand-related conditions, such as arthritis, trigger finger, and Dupuytren's contracture. His skills extend to surgeries for trapped nerves in both the upper and lower limbs, as well as the management of chronic pain following injuries or surgeries. Dr. Madura is proficient in dealing with nerve tumours, brachial plexus injuries, and nerve-related pain following limb amputations, including innovative approaches like targeted muscle reinnervation. He also offers treatment for acute and chronic nerve injuries and specialises in addressing muscle paralysis through nerve and tendon transfers.

Dr. Madura earned his Doctor of Medicine degree with high honours from the University of P J Safarik in Slovakia in 1999. Following that, he pursued a PhD in Neurobiology, focusing on spinal cord and nerve injury repair, at Osaka University in Japan in 2005. His extensive training includes basic surgery and specialist plastic surgery training in Manchester, spanning from 2006 to 2016. Dr. Madura further developed his skills during one-year fellowship programs in reconstructive microsurgery and the treatment of brachial plexus paralysis at the renowned Ogori Daiichi Hospital in Japan. He also completed a one-year fellowship in peripheral nerve and hand surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Birmingham. He also completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Hand Surgery from the British Society for Surgery of the Hand in 2018. With over two decades of research experience, Dr. Madura has contributed significantly to the development of novel treatments for peripheral nerve injuries and paralysis, with numerous publications in leading medical journals and presentations at international conferences.

Dr. Madura's practice involves a collaborative approach, bringing together specialists from various disciplines involved in the diagnosis and treatment of hand and nerve-related conditions.