Mr Graham has been a Consultant Hand and Wrist Surgeon in Buckinghamshire since 2003. He trained at Oxford Medical School and in orthopaedic surgery within the Oxford Deanery, with specialist fellowships in Melbourne and Oxford. He was appointed Consultant at Wycombe Hospital, which later merged with Stoke Mandeville Hospital.

Mr Graham has extensive experience managing complex hand and wrist trauma, reconstructive surgery, and a wide range of elective conditions. His practice includes wrist fractures, ligament injuries requiring arthroscopic surgery, carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren’s disease (often treated with needle fasciotomy), arthritis of the hand and thumb, tendon disorders, and soft tissue lumps.

He also cares for patients with rheumatoid arthritis, neuromuscular conditions, and has a particular subspecialist interest in treating musicians with hand and wrist disorders. Mr Graham works closely with a multidisciplinary team including radiology, neurophysiology, and regional anaesthesia specialists.

Clinical Interests

• Forearm and wrist fractures (including complex distal radial fractures and scaphoid nonunion)
• Percutaneous scaphoid fixation
• Nerve compression around elbow, wrist, hand
• Arthritis of the wrist, thumb and fingers
• Forearm and wrist malunion
• Finger joint replacement
• Dupuytrens surgery (including needle fasciotomy)
• Rheumatoid hand and wrist surgery
• Trigger finger/thumb
• Finger fractures
• Tendonitis in the elbow, forearm, wrist
• Unexplained arm and hand pain
• Hand disorders in neurological disease (stroke, Parkinsons, post-polio, polyneuropathy)
• The musician's hand including dystonia

• The British Society for Surgery of the Hand
• British Orthopaedic Association