Pathological lesions of clavicle; an experience of 410 cases over 36 years period from a specialist tumour service

Hussain S, Khan Z, Akhtar N, Jeys L, Parry M, Grimer R.

European journal of orthopaedic surgery & traumatology.

Histological and cellular evaluation of anterior cruciate ligament

Nutt U, Khan ZA, Zahir N, Khan Z, Vuletic F, Shah IA, Shah JA, Siddiqui AM,    Hudetz D.

The Knee.

Outcomes of the combined anteroposterior approach for forequarter amputation in shoulder girdle tumours

Afridi I, Khan Z, Ahmed I, Saeed M, Khan A.

SICOT-J.

Commonest modes of presentation of bone and soft tissue tumors at sarcoma services of a tertiary care hospital of KPK

Ibrahim M, Khan Z, Saeed M, Ahmad I, Kashif S, Khan A.

The professional medical journal.

Diagnostic accuracy of core needle biopsy in bone tumors. Results of 100 consecutive cases from a sarcoma unit in Pakistan

Khan I, Saleem MJ, Khan Z, Saeed M, Ahmad I, Khan A.

EC Orthopaedics 11.2 (2020): 01-06.

Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressive: Case report

Umer US,Khan Z, Khan AN,Alam S,Ghaus SG, Gul S, Gul H, Afridi R.

J Postgrad Med Inst (2018);32(4) 413-417.

The outcome of hook plate for lateral third clavicle fractures

Ahmed I, Ali A, Khan Z, Kashif S, Saeed M, Ullah S, Arif M.

Ortho Res Online J. 6(1). OPROJ.000626.2019.

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2019.06.000626

Total hip arthroplasty for femur neck fractures in elderly patients. A multi-centre study from Pakistan

Khattak MJ, Ahmed S, Zahid M, Ahmed I, Khan A, Khan Z.

EC Orthopaedics 11.2 (2020): 01-07.

An overview of different reconstruction options after resection of distal radius neoplasms

Khan Z, Gulia A, Ahmad I.

Orthopedic research online journal. Vol 3, Issue 4, 249-253.

ISSN: 2576-8875

Femoral adamantinoma: A rare lesion in an elderly patient in a rare location

Aydin BK, Khan Z, Er T, Ugras S.

Balkan medical J. 2017;34: 185-186.

Reconstruction of the distal tibia following resection of aggressive bone tumours using a custom–made megaprosthesis

Yang P, Evans S, Khan Z, Abudu A, Jeys L, Grimer R.

J Orthop. 2017 Jun 24; 14(3):406-409.

Bilateral medial end of clavicle enchondromas: An unusual presentation

Khan Z, Umer US, Alalm S, Ghaus SG.

PJR October-December 2018;28(4):326-328.

An epidemiological survey of tumour or tumour like conditions in the scapula and periscapular region

Khan Z, Gerrish AM, Grimer RJ.

SICOT J. 2016; 2:34.

Extra-axial chordomas

Evans S, Khan Z, Jeys L, Grimer R.

Ann R Coll Surg Engl. 2016 May; 98(5):324-328.

Is limb salvage surgery a contra indication in pathological fractures secondary to osteosarcoma? Do we know the answer?

Khan Z, Hussain S, Carter S.

Journal of bone & soft tissue tumors. 2016 May-Aug, Vol2, Issue 2, 10-12.

Improving outcomes in the management of osteosarcoma

Khan Z, (Editorial).

J Rehman Med Inst. 2015 July-Dec; 1(2):1-2.

Tumors of the foot and ankle

Khan Z, Hussain S, Carter S.

Foot (Edinb). 2015 Sep;25(3):164-172.

Conversion of unicompartmental knee arthroplasty to total knee arthroplasty: The challenges and need for augments

Khan Z, Nawaz SZ, Kahane S, Esler C, Chatterji U.

Acta Orthop. Belg, 2013 Dec;79(6):699-705.

A prospective randomized control trial on patient’s recall of consent after hand surgery: how much they want to know?

Khan Z, Sayers AE, Khattak MU, Eastley N, Naima SJ.

Orthop ver (Pavia). 2013 Nov 6;5(4): e32.

Radiographs late in the follow up of uncomplicated distal radius fractures: are they worth it? Clinical outcome and financial implications

Eastley N, Aujla R, Khan Z.

Orthop ver (Pavia). 2012 May 9;4(2): e20.

Avoiding pitfalls in the fast-tracking of hip fractures

Khattak MU, Khan Z, Bennett N, Chambers I.

Injury Extra, Sep 2011, Vol 42 (9): 101.

A near miss: an uncommon injury following a common mechanism

Bryson D, Khan Z, Aujla R, Bromage JD.

BMJ Case Reports, 2011; doi:10.1136/bcr.04.2011.4086

Revision total knee arthroplasty after failed unicompartmental knee arthroplasty. Age and sex matched results from the Trent Wales Arthroplasty Audit Group

Nawaz SZ, Khan Z, Chatterji U, Esler C.

JBJS (Br) Vol 93-B, Issue SUPP_III, 291.

Lean thinking: Can it improve the outcome of fracture neck of femur patients in a district general hospital?

Yousri TA, Khan Z, Chakrabarti D, Fernandes R, Wahab K.

Injury. 2011 Nov; 42(11):1234-7.

TONK score. An objective method of assessing medical notes quality

Khan Z, Sayers AE, Khattak MU, Chambers I.

Eur J Trauma Emerg Surg 2010:;36:137-138.

Primary synovial osteochondromatosis of the first metatarsophalangeal joint, literature review of a rare presentation and a case report

Khan Z, Yousri T, Chakrabarti D, Awasthi R, Ashok N.

Foot Ankle Surg. 2010 Jun; 16(2):e1-3.

Simultaneous distal radius and lunate fracture. Lesson for an anwary eye

Khattak MU, Khan Z, Shafqat SO.

BMJ Case Reports, 2010; doi:10.1136/bcr.10.2009.2387

A rare case of spontaneous onset tibialis anterior muscle hernia. Should it always be treated?

Khan Z, Khattak MU, Shablahidis O, Ashford RU.

International Journal of clinical skills. Sep 2009, Vol3, Issue 3.

Management of Hinchi type 2 diverticulitis

Soumian S, Thomas S, Mohan PP, Khan N, Khan Z, Raju T.

World J Gastroenterol 2008 December 21; 14(47): 7163-7169.

Dr. Zeeshan Khan

Dr. Zeeshan Khan

Dr. Zeeshan Khan is an orthopedic surgeon with specialist interest and training in primary and revision hip and knee replacement surgery and management of bone and soft tissue tumors.  Dr. Zeeshan Khan works as a full time consultant orthopedic surgeon at Rehman Medical Institute, Peshawar, Pakistan (www.rmi.edu.pk) and as a visiting consultant orthopedic surgeon at AO clinic, Karachi, Pakistan (www.aoclinic.com.pk). He is also employed as an assistant professor of Orthopaedics surgery at Rehman Medical College, Peshawar.

Zeeshan went to Saint Mary’s High school Peshawar for his schooling and then to Khyber medical College, Peshawar, for his primary medical degree. He was awarded academic talent scholarship by the University of Peshawar. After graduation, he then undertook houseman ship at Khyber teaching hospital, Peshawar in General Surgery, general medicine and Intensive care. He then left for UK for further training where he initially undertook foundation training in South Yorkshire & Humber deanery and then his basic surgical training in the West midlands deanery and also passed his MRCS exam from the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. He was also awarded the MRCPS degree from the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow.

He then underwent higher surgical training in Trauma & Orthopaedics Surgery in the East Midlands region where he was trained in all aspects and subspecialties of trauma & Orthopaedics surgery. During his training he developed a particular interest in arthroscopic surgery (keyhole surgery), arthroplasty (joint replacements) and Oncology (tumors). During his training he passed his intercollegiate FRCS exam in trauma & orthopaedics and was awarded the FRCS Trauma & Orthopaedics degree by Royal College of surgeons in Edinburgh. To further hone his skills and knowledge, he undertook advanced training (Fellowship) in Orthopaedic Oncology, Adult reconstruction and arthroplasty at the world renowned Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham (www.roh.nhs.uk). After completion of his training, he returned to Pakistan in January 2016 and has been working at RMI, Peshawar since.

Zeeshan has a particular interest in research and education and has undertaken various post graduate certificate awards in evidence based trauma & orthopedics from University of Warwick, UK. He is the author of numerous research articles published in various internationally renowned peer reviewed journals focusing on orthopaedic oncology, arthroplasty, trauma and education. He has also presented his work at various regional, national and international platforms in the UK, Europe and USA. He is also a reviewer for the British medical journal and orthopaedics reviews. He is a faculty member of various FRCS Trauma & Ortho exam revision courses, orthopaedic oncology and hip and knee replacement courses.

Apart from general orthopaedics, Zeeshan’s main interest and expertise is in Orthopaedic Oncology where he treats bone and soft tissue tumours and focuses on limb salvage surgery. He is also fully trained in joint replacement and keyhole (Arthroscopic) surgery both in primary and revision cases.

His long term aim is to develop a purpose built bone and soft tissue tumor and arthroplasty unit in the country where along with the provision of excellent medical care, junior doctors could be trained in these complex specialties.

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Expertise

  • Bone & soft tissue tumors - trauma & orthroscopic surgery.

  • Joint replacement and keyhole (Arthroscopic) surgery both in primary and revision cases

  • Spine

  • Joint Replacement

  • Illizarov

  • Advance Trauma

  • Simple & complex fractures     

  • Bone & muscle tumors             

  • Hip & knee, Shoulder replacement     

  • Arthroscopic surgery     

Qualification

  • MRCPS, MRCS, FRCS, Tr. & Orth. (UK)
  • Fellowship in MSK Oncology & Arthroplasty (UK)
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Awards/Honors

  • 1st & only national orthpaedic oncology fellowship supervisor and programme director in Pakistan

Only post FCPS supervisor in Pakistan for orthopaedic oncology training 

 

Instructor on various national & international courses on orthopaedic oncology & joint replacements

Professional membership

  • Pakistan Orthopaedic Association
  • Pakistan Orthoplasty Society
  • Pakistan Orthopaedic Oncology Forum
  • Asia Pacific Othopaedic Association
  • British Othopaedic Oncology Society
  • Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PMDC)