Mr Akram Uddin
Mr Akram Uddin is a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at Blakelands Hospital and specialises in all aspects of foot surgery
Based At
NHS base
Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Professional Registration
CH26682
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Forefoot surgery including:
- Hallux valgus (bunion)
- Hallux limitus/rigidus
- Digital deformities - Hammer toe/mallet toe deformity
- Plantar plate injury/rupture
- Metatarsalgia
- Neuroma
- Tailor’s bunion
- Complex tendon transfers and soft tissue mass excisions (ganglion/cyst/benign mass)
- Minimally invasive foot surgery (keyhole surgery)
- Heel pain
Mid-foot and superficial hindfoot surgery including:
- Mid-foot arthritis
- Hypermobility
- Achilles tendinopathy/tendinitis
- Haglund’s deformity
- Retrocalcaneal & calcaneal bursae
Professional Memberships
Faculty of Podiatric Surgery, Royal College of Podiatry, UK
Member of Bone & Joint Infection Society, UK
Member of International Bone Research Association
Member of International Association of Diabetic Foot Surgeons
Member of Vascular Society Diabetic Foot Research Specialist Interest Group, UK
Associate Member of the European Foot & Ankle Society (EFAS)
Academic Background
BSc (Hons) Podiatric Medicine, University of Northampton, UK
MSc Theory of Podiatric Surgery, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK
FRCPodS – Surgical Fellowship, Faculty of Podiatric Surgery, Royal College of Podiatry, UK
CCPST – Certificate of Completion of Surgical Training, Faculty of Podiatric Surgery, Royal College of Podiatry, UK
NIHR/HEE Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Nottingham, UK
Mr Akram Uddin is a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, where he holds a substantive post and performs elective foot surgery. He trained under dual tutorship at leading podiatric surgical centres in the United Kingdom. His training also included advanced courses in surgical reconstruction and tendon transfer techniques in Italy, Greece, Switzerland, and Germany. Prior to his appointment as a Consultant, Akram completed a Clinical Fellowship at one of Europe’s largest trauma centres. Akram specialises in adult foot reconstruction and diabetic limb salvage. He also performs ultrasound- and fluoroscopy-guided injection therapy.
Mr Akram is a registered surgical tutor and is actively involved in training the next generation of podiatric surgeons. He is an Honorary Lecturer at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. He has presented at both national and international conferences. He has published in peer-reviewed journals and leads research projects at national and international levels. He has a strong interest in foot and ankle research and completed a HEE/NIHR Pre-Doctoral Research Fellowship at the University of Nottingham. Akram is on an academic surgeon career path.
Committed to clinical excellence and evidence-based practice, Akram places a strong emphasis on clinical governance and continuous professional development. He regularly attends regional foot and ankle governance meetings, international conferences, and advanced surgical skills training.
Based at
NHS base
Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Professional Registration
CH26682
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Forefoot surgery including:
- Hallux valgus (bunion)
- Hallux limitus/rigidus
- Digital deformities - Hammer toe/mallet toe deformity
- Plantar plate injury/rupture
- Metatarsalgia
- Neuroma
- Tailor’s bunion
- Complex tendon transfers and soft tissue mass excisions (ganglion/cyst/benign mass)
- Minimally invasive foot surgery (keyhole surgery)
- Heel pain
Mid-foot and superficial hindfoot surgery including:
- Mid-foot arthritis
- Hypermobility
- Achilles tendinopathy/tendinitis
- Haglund’s deformity
- Retrocalcaneal & calcaneal bursae
Professional Memberships
Faculty of Podiatric Surgery, Royal College of Podiatry, UK
Member of Bone & Joint Infection Society, UK
Member of International Bone Research Association
Member of International Association of Diabetic Foot Surgeons
Member of Vascular Society Diabetic Foot Research Specialist Interest Group, UK
Associate Member of the European Foot & Ankle Society (EFAS)
Academic Background
BSc (Hons) Podiatric Medicine, University of Northampton, UK
MSc Theory of Podiatric Surgery, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK
FRCPodS – Surgical Fellowship, Faculty of Podiatric Surgery, Royal College of Podiatry, UK
CCPST – Certificate of Completion of Surgical Training, Faculty of Podiatric Surgery, Royal College of Podiatry, UK
NIHR/HEE Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Nottingham, UK
Mr Akram Uddin is a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, where he holds a substantive post and performs elective foot surgery. He trained under dual tutorship at leading podiatric surgical centres in the United Kingdom. His training also included advanced courses in surgical reconstruction and tendon transfer techniques in Italy, Greece, Switzerland, and Germany. Prior to his appointment as a Consultant, Akram completed a Clinical Fellowship at one of Europe’s largest trauma centres. Akram specialises in adult foot reconstruction and diabetic limb salvage. He also performs ultrasound- and fluoroscopy-guided injection therapy.
Mr Akram is a registered surgical tutor and is actively involved in training the next generation of podiatric surgeons. He is an Honorary Lecturer at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. He has presented at both national and international conferences. He has published in peer-reviewed journals and leads research projects at national and international levels. He has a strong interest in foot and ankle research and completed a HEE/NIHR Pre-Doctoral Research Fellowship at the University of Nottingham. Akram is on an academic surgeon career path.
Committed to clinical excellence and evidence-based practice, Akram places a strong emphasis on clinical governance and continuous professional development. He regularly attends regional foot and ankle governance meetings, international conferences, and advanced surgical skills training.