Programme leadership profile

Quentin Baumann; Solal Benhamou; Benjamin Haddad; Samuel Zribi

Visiting Hand and Upper-Limb Training — Paris Monceau

Centre Main Paris Monceau — Clinique Internationale du Parc Monceau · Paris, France

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Portrait of Quentin Baumann

Quentin Baumann

Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery

The host publishes its surgical team. The page does not appoint an individual fellowship director.

Baumann’s Institut Orthopédique de Paris profile describes a clinical practice in upper limb surgery, including hand and wrist disorders, shoulder arthroscopy and shoulder replacement. His listed work also includes sports and emergency trauma such as fractures, dislocations and ligament injuries.

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Portrait of Solal Benhamou

Solal Benhamou

Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery

The host publishes its surgical team. The page does not appoint an individual fellowship director.

Benhamou practises upper limb orthopaedic and trauma surgery at Institut Orthopédique de Paris and Clinique Internationale du Parc Monceau. His official profile describes microsurgical and arthroscopic care of hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder problems, including nerve compression, scaphoid nonunion, instability and joint reconstruction.

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Portrait of Benjamin Haddad

Benjamin Haddad

Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery

The host publishes its surgical team. The page does not appoint an individual fellowship director.

Haddad practises upper limb orthopaedic and trauma surgery at Institut Orthopédique de Paris. His clinical scope includes degenerative, traumatic and sports-related conditions of the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder, with an emphasis on arthroscopic and minimally invasive procedures.

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Portrait of Samuel Zribi

Samuel Zribi

Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery

The host publishes its surgical team. The page does not appoint an individual fellowship director.

Zribi practises upper limb orthopaedic and trauma surgery at Institut Orthopédique de Paris and Clinique Internationale du Parc Monceau. His work includes hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder conditions, using microsurgery, arthroscopy and reconstructive or joint replacement techniques in emergency and elective care.

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Appointment evidence

Published role and affiliation

The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Visiting Hand and Upper-Limb Training — Paris Monceau.

Leadership as published
Quentin Baumann (Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery); Solal Benhamou (Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery); Benjamin Haddad (Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery); Samuel Zribi (Host surgical team — hand and upper-limb surgery)
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Training context

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Associated training route

Short-term training

Visiting Hand and Upper-Limb Training — Paris Monceau

A flexible host-led fellowship for hand and shoulder learning, supported by published visiting-surgeon experiences.

Location
Paris, France
Duration
Several days to several months.
Clinical participation
Observation and case discussions described; hands-on rights are not established.
International applicants
French and overseas surgeons are welcomed.
Funding
Not published in the reviewed source.
Application timing
No current deadline published; contact the programme.

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Current intake not confirmed.

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Junior surgeons and surgical colleagues. Plastic surgeons should confirm suitability for their reconstructive-hand goals.

Published training

  • Hand surgery and microsurgery
  • Upper-limb case discussion

Application route

Contact the centre to agree objectives, duration and administrative status.

No programme-specific document checklist is recorded. Follow the current official instructions.

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Official sources

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