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An introduction to Mr Andrew Rogers
In this brief introductory video, highly regarded orthopaedic hand and wrist surgeon, Mr A...
Mr Andrew Rogers
MB BCh MSc FRCS (Tr&Orth)
GMC: 3556968Professional statement
Mr Andrew Rogers is an esteemed orthopaedic surgeon based in Newport and Cardiff, who specialises in carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren's contracture and hand arthritis, alongside trigger finger, wrist surgery and joint replacement. He privately practises at St Joseph's Hospitals and Nuffield Health Cardiff Bay Hospital, while his NHS base is Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.
Having graduated from Cardiff Medical School in 1992, Mr Rogers completed his orthopaedic training on the Welsh rotation, obtaining his FRCS Orth qualification in 2001. His dedication to hand surgery led him to pursue two prestigious fellowships, one at the Pulvertaft Hand Centre in Derby and the other at the Christine M Kleinert Institute of Hand and Microsurgery in the USA.
Throughout his career, Mr Rogers has demonstrated a commitment to providing high-quality care to his patients, and he treats over one thousand patients annually in his NHS practice. He also spent five years as a pitchside cover at Newport Gwent Dragons RFC.
Mr Rogers remains actively involved in the medical community as a member of several professional organisations, including the British Orthopaedic Society, British Society for Surgery of the Hand and British Elbow and Shoulder Society.
Having graduated from Cardiff Medical School in 1992, Mr Rogers completed his orthopaedic training on the Welsh rotation, obtaining his FRCS Orth qualification in 2001. His dedication to hand surgery led him to pursue two prestigious fellowships, one at the Pulvertaft Hand Centre in Derby and the other at the Christine M Kleinert Institute of Hand and Microsurgery in the USA.
Throughout his career, Mr Rogers has demonstrated a commitment to providing high-quality care to his patients, and he treats over one thousand patients annually in his NHS practice. He also spent five years as a pitchside cover at Newport Gwent Dragons RFC.
Mr Rogers remains actively involved in the medical community as a member of several professional organisations, including the British Orthopaedic Society, British Society for Surgery of the Hand and British Elbow and Shoulder Society.
Clinics
St Joseph's Hospital
Harding Avenue, Newport, NP20 6ZEMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 35 years of experience
- Consultant orthopaedic hand and wrist surgeon, St Joseph's Hospital
Subspecialties
- Hand surgery
- Dupuytren's fasciectomy
Professional memberships
- Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons
- British Orthopaedic Association
Education
- MSc, Orthopaedics Engineering (2000)
- FRCS (Ed) (Tr&Orth), Royal College of Surgeons
Teaching posts
- WRU & RFU instructor on Immediate Care in Rugby Course
- BOA Examiner on the British (Plaster) Casting Certificate Course
Publications and conferences
- Operative Skills In Orthopaedic Surgery Royal College of Surgeons of England Handbook Chapter – Buttress Plating p41-43 2009
- The ABG hydroxyapatite coated hip prosthesis: 100 patients with a 3-8 year prospective 2000 follow up. A Rogers, R Kulkarni, M Downes Abstract 46 British Hip Society
Languages spoken
- English
Registration number: 3556968
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Health content
Article
What you need to know about trigger finger surgery
When symptoms of trigger finger persist despite non-surgical treatment, surgery may be rec...
Video
Carpal Tunnel Surgery at St Josephs
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Andrew Rogers discusses Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Surgery.
Article
Dupuytren’s disease: Causes, symptoms, and treatment
Here to tell us all about the causes, symptoms, and treatment of Dupuytren’s disease is le...
Article
How is thumb arthritis managed?
Here, Mr Andrew Rogers, a leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon, walks us through the mai...
Article
Carpal tunnel syndrome: From diagnosis to treatment
If you suspect you have carpal tunnel syndrome, this article by leading consultant orthopa...
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- Mr Rogers is very professional and pleasant in his approach. I felt very reassured when he explained what was going to happen during my surgery. As my surgery was performed under nerve blocking I was able to hear all the interactions with the theatre staff and he was equally as pleasant with them as he had been with me. At no point during the procedure did I feel stressed or concerned because the atmosphere around me was relaxed, calm and comforting.
- Mr Andrew Rogers is a brilliant surgeon I had a procedure 8 years ago and another two weeks ago. Never experienced any pain post operation with either. Highly recommend for carpal tunnel or tripeziectomy can't praise him enough.
- Felt very comfortable before the procedure, during the procedure and the aftercare appointment. Very happy with the results so far
- Excellent experience, excellent medical treatment !
- From the moment I met Mr Roger’s, he made me feel at ease with everything. Mr Roger’s explained the carpal tunnel procedure thoroughly. Although a surgical procedure is always a stressful time, Mr Roger’s made the whole process as relaxed as possible. I felt I was in very safe hands. I cannot thank Mr Roger’s enough, I am already feeling the benefit 2 weeks on. I am having my other hand done next month and I am not worried about it at all, thanks to the care received from Mr Roger’s
- Mr Rogers was fantastic. He explained the procedure in detail. The operation went well. The post operation review was positive. Glad I had it done. Thanks.
- Excellent service. Mr. Rogers is friendly and takes time to explain also listens and answers all your questions. Did a fantastic job on my hand. Highly recommend.
- Very personable doctor. Filled me with confidence at the initial consultation. The operation went very smoothly , and the follow- up was very good. Everything was explained fully, including risks and timescales. The hospital staff were always smiling and efficient. The nurses were gentle and obviously caring about me and my health.
- This was my second procedure undertaken by Mr Andrew Roger’s..Trigger Finger/ Dupuytrens.contracture.Mr Roger’s explained procedure & put me at ease throughout. Follow up appt 2 weeks post op all well..stitches dissolved & wound looking good. Great outcome and now pain free& no finger locking.First Class all round.