Ali Moradi, MD, PhD, is a hand and upper-extremity surgeon, Associate Professor of Orthopedics, researcher, and medical innovator in Mashhad.
Clinical care begins with listening—and improves through disciplined questioning.
Dr. Ali Moradi works at the intersection of hand surgery, upper-extremity reconstruction, academic research, and medical-device development. His practice is built around understanding what a patient needs to return to: work, independence, sport, or the ordinary movements that make daily life possible.
Alongside clinical work, he develops questions from real surgical problems and follows them through biomechanics, prototyping, validation, and education. That connected approach keeps innovation accountable to anatomy, evidence, safety, and practical patient benefit.
One clinical problem can become a research question, a teaching case, and a better tool.
This is why clinical care, research, education, and innovation are not presented as separate careers. They are four views of the same responsibility: to understand function precisely and improve how it is restored.
Patient-first decisions
Treatment is selected around diagnosis, safety, function, expectations, and the realities of recovery—not around a single technique.
Evidence with context
Published evidence, clinical examination, imaging, and the patient’s priorities are interpreted together.
Ideas made testable
Engineering concepts are translated into prototypes and measurable studies before they are treated as solutions.
- Hand & upper-extremity surgeon
- Associate Professor of Orthopedics
- MD, PhD in Orthotics & Prosthetics