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As well as this, he now also performs Collaginase injections for suitable Dupuytren's contractures in a new technique that has become available over the last 18 months.
He has a particular interest in wrist fracture fixation and has been involved in teaching this technique to other surgeons throughout Europe.
Mr Warner qualified from St Andrews (1984) and Manchester Universities (1987) before embarking on his surgical training in the North West. His final fellowship year consisted of a 6 month national Fellowship in Hand Surgery in Manchester and a 6 month Fellowship in the Upper Limb Unit at Wrightington Hospital.
Mr Warner has been a Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon at the Royal Bolton Hospital and the Beaumont Hospital in Bolton since 1st October 1998. He is involved in research and his work has been presented at regional and national meetings. He is currently involved in research into wrist fracture fixation.
He is a member of the British Hand Society and the North West Shoulder and Elbow and North West Hand Societies.