Mr Naqui and colleagues book chapter on the use of wires in the management of hand fractures has been published to this year’s FESSH Instructional Course Book. The chapter focuses on the optimal way to use wires to manage difficult fractures in the hand.
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Mr Naqui Co-chaired a highly successful and interactive session with Dr Don Lalonde about Wide Awake Hand Surgery – indications, technique and benefits.
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Mr Naqui convened with other members of the Management Committee of The Journal of Hand Surgery (European). It was fantastic to see the Journal’s position continue to grow as the number one Journal for Hand Surgery worldwide.
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It was a great honour for Mr Naqui to chair the international expert session on carpal instability and disorders of the wrist at the FESSH European Hand Congress 2018. Invited speakers included Prof Greg Bain (Adelaide) and Prof Will Geissler (Mississippi). The main body of debate centred around scapholunate ligament injuries.
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Mr Naqui attended the prestigious board meeting of the FESSH in Copenhagen. Issues pertaining to European Hand Surgery were discussed and key decisions made.
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Mr Naqui served on the European Hand Diploma Board of Examiners for the 5th successive year. The exam was held in Copenhagen. Standards were very high with a record 75 candidates taking part from across the world. Congratulations to all those that passed.
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Mr Naqui chaired an international meeting concerning the communication strategy for FESSH. The European society is looking at ways to engage the public and fellow professionals with issues pertaining to the Hand. There was active participation with hand surgeons from Spain, Hungary, Turkey, Cyprus and The Netherlands.
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The spring meeting was held in Cardiff. Mr Naqui attended the council meeting prior to the main conference, where issues affecting British hand surgery were considered. He also had the honour to chair a scientific free paper session, as well as a session on media and communications.
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