Mr Aiman Khunda

Aiman is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Salford Royal Hospital, Manchester’s Major Trauma Centre, where he plays a central role in the management of complex trauma and limb reconstruction. His clinical practice is built on extensive experience gained across five Major Trauma Centres, giving him a broad and mature understanding of severe musculoskeletal injuries and their long-term consequences. After completing his specialist training, Aiman undertook the prestigious Limb Reconstruction Fellowship at the internationally recognised LRS Unit in Liverpool. There, he advanced his expertise in the management of non-union, deformity, and infection. He subsequently completed the Cumbrian Knee Osteotomy Fellowship, gaining high-volume experience in knee osteotomy and arthroplasty within one of Europe’s busiest osteotomy centres. Aiman has a strong academic and educational profile. He has led and contributed to numerous research and quality improvement projects, publishing in peer-reviewed journals and presenting at national and international meetings. He is actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and supervision, supported by a Postgraduate Certificate in Health Research and a Postgraduate Diploma in Health and Social Care. His specialist interests include Limb Reconstruction Surgery, the management of complex post-traumatic limb conditions, and Joint-Preserving Knee Surgery through realignment osteotomy. He also performs hip and knee replacement surgery for patients with advanced arthritis. At Salford Royal Hospital, Aiman works closely with colleagues to modernise and develop a regional Limb Reconstruction Service for Greater Manchester and Lancashire. He previously served as Governance Lead and then Clinical Director for the Trauma, Orthopaedics within the Northern Care Alliance. In addition, he serves as the Regional Surgical Ambassador for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

Limb Reconstruction Surgery: fracture non-union, deformity and musculoskeletal infection Knee Surgery: replacement, osteotomy (re-alignment) and keyhole surgery