Hip & Knee Research
Hip & Knee Research
Hip & Knee Research
Hip & Knee Research
Research Projects
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South Campus Research Unit for Bone and Soft Tissue
Dr. gurpreet dhaliwal
Orthopaedic Surgeon, MD, FRCS(C)
Orthopaedic Hand Surgery; Orthopaedic Surgery & Plastic Surgery
Clinical Lecturer, University of Calgary
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Dr. Dhaliwal is an Orthopedic Hand Surgeon with South Health Campus. He is also a fellowship director for Orthopedic Hand Surgery and a clinical lecturer at the University of Calgary.
Dr. Dhaliwal is very modest about his activities outside of work, but would like the audience to know that he believes steamed dumplings are superior to those pan-fried. Furthermore, according to insider information, despite owning a few fancy cars, the apple of his eye is his 1960 Volvo.
Education
Dr. Dhaliwal completed his undergraduate degree and medical degree at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. He bagan residency in Orthopedic Surgery first at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario for the first year and then continued with residency at the University of Calgary. Dr. Dhaliwal completed two fellowships. His first fellowship in 2008-2009 was at NYU-Hospital for Joint Diseases (New York, NY) for Hand Surgery. He then completed a fellowship in Hand, Peripheral Nerve & Microsurgery at Washington University - Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in St. Louis, Missouri.
research interests
Dr. Dhaliwal is a principal investigator for an ongoing pilot study assessing hand osteoarthritis with HR-pQCT. He is involved in patient recruitment through his clinic and will be working to establish a clinical perspective to the findings to deduce the relationships between hand OA progression and functional outcomes. The results of this study will provide ground for future research using imagine techniques to assess the structural progression of hand OA and the relationship between inflammation and structural damage in hand OA.
Dr. Dhaliwal is also involved as a co-investigator in a variety of other studies, including in the “prevention of posttraumatic joint contractures with Ketotifen 2 (PERK 2)" trial as well as the "randomized comparison of partial wrist fusion with or without triquetral excision (PARTE)" study at South Health Campus.
PUBLICATIONS
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Furey M, Dhaliwal G, White N. Scapholunate ligament injury and the effect of scaphoid lengthening. J Wrist Surg. 2020 Feb; 9(1): 76-80
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Kooner S, Cinats D, Kwong C, Matthewson G, Dhaliwal G. Conservative treatment of cubital tunnel syndrome: A systematic review. Ortho Rev. 2019; June; 11(2): 7955
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Lee SK, Model Z, Desai H, Hsu P, Paksima N, Dhaliwal G. Association of lesions of the scapholunate interval with arthroscopic grading of scapholunate instability via the geissler classification. J Hand Surg Am. 2015 Jun; 40(6): 1083-7
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Lee SK, Desai H, Silver B, Dhaliwal G, Paksima N. Comparison of radiographic stress views for scapholunate dynamic instability in a cadaver model. J Hand Surg Am. 2011 Jul/ 36(7): 1149-57.
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Papp S, Dhaliwal G, Davies G, Borshneck D. Fetal Femur Fracture and External Cephalic Version. Obstet Genecol. 2004 Nov; 104(5 pt 2): 1154-6.
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Dhaliwal G, Mackinnon S. Adult Brachial Plexus Injuries. American Society for Surgery of the HandHand Surgery Update V. 2011.