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Mr Peyman Bakhshayesh is a Consultant Major Trauma at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Leeds. His clinical interests include acute and elective foot and ankle surgery, complex fractures, pelvic and acetabular injuries, and fractures that have not healed or have healed in a poor position. Private consultations are arranged at Huddersfield Private Hospital.

NHS role

Consultant
Major Trauma

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Academic appointment

Honorary
Senior Lecturer

University of Leeds

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Huddersfield
Private Hospital

Foot and ankle conditions and orthopaedic injuries

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Clinical training

Training across
Sweden, Germany & the UK.

His clinical training in trauma and orthopaedics was completed in Sweden. His official hospital profile describes further fellowship training in Birmingham, pelvic and acetabular surgery in Germany, pelvic, acetabular and hip surgery at Imperial College, and limb reconstruction and foot and ankle surgery at the Royal London Hospital.

Research & academic work

From trauma research
to clinical questions.

The University of Leeds lists Mr Bakhshayesh as an Honorary Senior Lecturer, with interests in trauma, return to activities and three-dimensional research. His doctoral work at Karolinska Institutet examined clinical and radiological aspects of traumatic pelvic ring injury.

Course teaching experience

His hospital biography records involvement in ATLS, AO, foot and ankle cadaveric and definitive surgical trauma care courses during 2012–2014.

Published research

Selected peer-reviewed publications.

His published work examines pelvic injury, fracture treatment and CT-based three-dimensional assessment for orthopaedic planning. Selected papers below link to their original indexed or publisher records. Research findings describe the studied populations and methods; they do not establish a guarantee of an individual patient's outcome.

2025

Cureus · Coauthor

Intramedullary Fibular Nail Versus Plate Fixation for Adult Lateral Malleolus (Fibula) Fractures: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

A systematic review comparing fibular nails and plates in adult lateral malleolus fractures.

Raufi MY et al.; Peyman Bakhshayesh is a coauthor
2025;17(12):e100074 · DOI 10.7759/cureus.100074

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2021

Scientific Reports · First author

A novel technique to assess rotational deformities in lower extremities using CT-based motion analysis

A method study using CT-based digital image comparison to assess lower-leg rotational alignment.

Bakhshayesh P, Ihediwa U, Sandher S, Vris A, Heidari N, Enocson A
2021;11:21123 · DOI 10.1038/s41598-021-00532-y

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2020

Scientific Reports · First author

A novel 3D technique to assess symmetry of hemi pelvises

A CT and three-dimensional reconstruction study of pelvic symmetry for surgical planning research.

Bakhshayesh P, Zaghloul A, Sephton BM, Enocson A
2020;10:18789 · DOI 10.1038/s41598-020-75884-y

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2020

Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy · First author

Volume fusion of CT images to measure femoral symmetricity

A small CT method study comparing right and left femoral anatomy for preoperative planning.

Bakhshayesh P, Sandberg O, Kumar V, Ali A, Enocson A
2020;42:635–639 · DOI 10.1007/s00276-019-02389-3

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2018

European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology · First author

Factors affecting mortality and reoperations in high-energy pelvic fractures

An observational trauma-registry study of mortality and further operations after high-energy pelvic injuries.

Bakhshayesh P, Weidenhielm L, Enocson A
2018;28(7):1273–1282 · DOI 10.1007/s00590-018-2203-1

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2016

Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine · First author

Effectiveness of non invasive external pelvic compression: a systematic review of the literature

A systematic review examining the evidence and limitations of pelvic compression devices in trauma care.

Bakhshayesh P, Boutefnouchet T, Tötterman A
2016;24:73 · DOI 10.1186/s13049-016-0259-7

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Published articles, working manuscripts and research proposals are labelled separately in the research library. This page shows selected published research, rather than a complete publication count.

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Official profiles and publication links checked 10 October 2026. Professional affiliations and publications describe experience and scholarship; individual treatment is decided through clinical assessment.

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