Mr Marcus GreenOrthopaedic Surgery in Birmingham
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Mr Marcus Green is a distinguished consultant orthopaedic surgeon practising at The Harborne Hospital and the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham.
With a medical degree from the University of Birmingham, where he graduated with first-class honours, Mr Green also holds a BSc in Pathology. His academic excellence was recognised with awards like the Engineering Faculty Prize for his research into sickle cell anaemia. He has been practising for nearly 30 years and earned his fellowship in orthopaedic and trauma surgery in 1998.
Mr Green specialises in both knee and shoulder surgeries, performing over 150 joint replacements each year. His expertise extends to advanced, minimally invasive keyhole procedures, successfully treating conditions such as rotator cuff injuries and knee ligament reconstructions.
Beyond his clinical practice, he is actively engaged in research and frequently collaborates with international orthopaedic units, particularly in the USA. As a dedicated educator, Mr Green is the sub-dean for orthopaedic undergraduate education at the University of Birmingham, teaching GPs and orthopaedic trainees at the postgraduate level.
Mr Green is highly regarded by his patients for his patient-centred care and clinical expertise, making him a sought-after specialist in the field.
With a medical degree from the University of Birmingham, where he graduated with first-class honours, Mr Green also holds a BSc in Pathology. His academic excellence was recognised with awards like the Engineering Faculty Prize for his research into sickle cell anaemia. He has been practising for nearly 30 years and earned his fellowship in orthopaedic and trauma surgery in 1998.
Mr Green specialises in both knee and shoulder surgeries, performing over 150 joint replacements each year. His expertise extends to advanced, minimally invasive keyhole procedures, successfully treating conditions such as rotator cuff injuries and knee ligament reconstructions.
Beyond his clinical practice, he is actively engaged in research and frequently collaborates with international orthopaedic units, particularly in the USA. As a dedicated educator, Mr Green is the sub-dean for orthopaedic undergraduate education at the University of Birmingham, teaching GPs and orthopaedic trainees at the postgraduate level.
Mr Green is highly regarded by his patients for his patient-centred care and clinical expertise, making him a sought-after specialist in the field.