Mr Thomas Yeoman
Mr Thomas Yeoman is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in York, specialising in Hand and Wrist Surgery
Based At
NHS base
York & Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
7071129
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
An appreciation of the importance of ones hands in everyday life and a fascination in the complex anatomy of the hand, led to Mr Yeomans' interest in hand surgery. He specialises in all aspects of hand and wrist surgery including non operative management of hand conditions. The opportunity to improve his patient's quality of life by treating pain and improving function to enable the return to sport, work and daily activities gives him great satisfaction. - Hand & Wrist Osteoarthritis (OA) - Base of Thumb Osteoarthritis (OA) - 1st CMCJ Osteoarthritis (OA) - 1st CMCJ Arthroplasty - Trapeziectomy - Rheumatoid arthritis surgical management - Hand & Wrist Pain - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Cubital Tunnel Syndrome - DeQuervain's Disease - Dupuytren's Disease - Fasciectomy / Fasciotomy / Dermofasciectomy - Trigger Finger / Trigger Thumb - Tendinitis - Flexor tendon repair - Extensor tendon repair - Tendon transfers - Finger deformity Correction - Mallet Finger - Mucous Cyst - Wrist / hand Ganglions - Distal radius fracture - Scaphoid fractures - Scaphoid Non-union - Wrist Fractures - Metacarpal fractures - Phalanx fractures - Joint Fusion / Arthrodesis - Wrist Fusion - Peripheral nerve decompression - Joint Replacement - PIPJ replacement - PIPJ / DIPJ fusion - Wrist Replacement - Wrist Arthroscopy - Wrist Arthrodesis - Carpal instability - Ligament injury - Sports Injuries
Professional Memberships
General Medical Council The British Society for Surgery of the Hand
Academic Background
Mr Thomas Yeoman graduated in Medicine from the University of Dundee in 2010 and completed his surgical training on the prestigious Edinburgh Orthopaedic training rotation. In 2019, he was selected to undertake an Orthoplastic Hand fellowship at the world renowned Wrightington upper limb unit. He undertook a further 6 months Hand and Wrist fellowship in the unit under internationally recognised hand surgeons before starting as a consultant in York.
Based at
NHS base
York & Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
7071129
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
An appreciation of the importance of ones hands in everyday life and a fascination in the complex anatomy of the hand, led to Mr Yeomans' interest in hand surgery. He specialises in all aspects of hand and wrist surgery including non operative management of hand conditions. The opportunity to improve his patient's quality of life by treating pain and improving function to enable the return to sport, work and daily activities gives him great satisfaction. - Hand & Wrist Osteoarthritis (OA) - Base of Thumb Osteoarthritis (OA) - 1st CMCJ Osteoarthritis (OA) - 1st CMCJ Arthroplasty - Trapeziectomy - Rheumatoid arthritis surgical management - Hand & Wrist Pain - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Cubital Tunnel Syndrome - DeQuervain's Disease - Dupuytren's Disease - Fasciectomy / Fasciotomy / Dermofasciectomy - Trigger Finger / Trigger Thumb - Tendinitis - Flexor tendon repair - Extensor tendon repair - Tendon transfers - Finger deformity Correction - Mallet Finger - Mucous Cyst - Wrist / hand Ganglions - Distal radius fracture - Scaphoid fractures - Scaphoid Non-union - Wrist Fractures - Metacarpal fractures - Phalanx fractures - Joint Fusion / Arthrodesis - Wrist Fusion - Peripheral nerve decompression - Joint Replacement - PIPJ replacement - PIPJ / DIPJ fusion - Wrist Replacement - Wrist Arthroscopy - Wrist Arthrodesis - Carpal instability - Ligament injury - Sports Injuries
Professional Memberships
General Medical Council The British Society for Surgery of the Hand
Academic Background
Mr Thomas Yeoman graduated in Medicine from the University of Dundee in 2010 and completed his surgical training on the prestigious Edinburgh Orthopaedic training rotation. In 2019, he was selected to undertake an Orthoplastic Hand fellowship at the world renowned Wrightington upper limb unit. He undertook a further 6 months Hand and Wrist fellowship in the unit under internationally recognised hand surgeons before starting as a consultant in York.