Professor Hector Chinoy was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.

 

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13th March 2022


Highly recommended. Visit Dr Hector Chinoy and you can relax, his professional excellence is simply second to none. Empathetic, he was very attentive and both investigated and diagnosed my condition quickly. Thank you for looking after me.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Manchester Hospital
13th January 2022


Prof Chinoy diagnosed me and medicated to perfection.

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5th January 2022


Extremely good service received, professional diagnosis and very friendly, knowledge was second to none and felt very relaxed and in the best hands. Offered follow up appointments to time perfectly with CT Scan and X-ray.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Manchester Hospital
30th December 2021


Professor Chinoy offers the highest standards of care and professional excellence. He quickly diagnosed my condition and offered a comprehensive and effective solution. He is also very empathetic and inspires great confidence. I am very grateful and thoroughly recommend Professor Chinoy.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Manchester Hospital
29th November 2021


The first time I went see Professor Chinoy was in July and he was attentive from the onset. Tests and diagnosis was prompt and clear. Initial treatment was extremely helpful as I was in a great deal of discomfort. He suggested possible ultra sound guided tendon sheath injections. I was initially reluctant but further pain and swelling ensued. My osteopath had suggested another issue which I shared with the Professor. He examined me further. He listened and responded accordingly. He even took time out to ring me personally following my further enquiries. I decided to go with the injections. I had the injections done by Dr Anand Kirwadi who was brilliant as well as the nurse who was great. I suffer from anxiety and they were super supportive. That was very important to me. The outcome was absolutely fantastic. Pain relief within 24 hours. To be honest I couldn't believe how much relief I had. A big thank you to Professor Chinoy and his team at the Spire Manchester

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Profile

Primary Specialty
Rheumatology

Qualifications
PhD, FRCP, MSc, BMBS, BMedSci

Professional Memberships
General Medical Council
Member of the Royal College of Physicians
Medical Protection Society
British Society for Rheumatology
American College of Rheumatology
British Medical Association

Clinical Interests
General rheumatology, musculoskeletal pain, pain syndromes, osteoarthritis, muscle disease (inflammatory), rheumatoid arthritis, connective tissue disease, soft tissue rheumatism, osteoporosis

Research Interests
Inflammatory myopathy and muscle disorders
Psoriatic arthritis

Year Qualified
1996

Main NHS Hospital
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

Professional profile
Professor Hector Chinoy is a Senior Clinical Lecturer and Consultant Rheumatologist. At Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, he looks after about 1,000 patients per year with a variety of musculoskeletal complaints as part of general rheumatology, specialist neuromuscular, combined psoriatic arthritis-psoriasis clinic, and in-patient work. He is also principal investigator on a number of clinical trials. Outside of the NHS, he has private consulting rooms at BMI Alexandra Hospital, Cheadle, and Spire OrthTeam Manchester Hospital, Didsbury, for both general and specialist conditions, on a Wednesday and Friday evening.

He is also employed by The University of Manchester, where he is actively involved with research and the education of medical students and doctors, and is Programme Director for the Clinical Rheumatology MSc Programme. Professor Chinoy has authored over 130 research articles in international peer-reviewed journals, has presented multiple research abstracts in national and international conferences, and is considered to be a global expert in inflammatory myopathy. He has edited an Oxford Rheumatology Library textbook on Myositis.
Professor Chinoy firmly believes in the importance of clear, open communication with patients and sufferers of musculoskeletal conditions. He sees a wide range of rheumatic diseases at Salford Royal and closely works alongside a multidisciplinary team of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses and podiatrists. Many rheumatic diseases cannot be cured, but accurate diagnosis and focused management/treatment can help significantly to improve pain, disability and quality of life.
On completing his medical degree at the University of Nottingham in 1996, Professor Chinoy carried out medical training in Nottingham, Sheffield and Manchester. He trained in Rheumatology in the North West from 2001-2009. He completed an Arthritis Research UK Fellowship at The University of Manchester, and was awarded a PhD in 2007. In 2009 he became a Consultant Rheumatologist and in 2010 was awarded a Senior Clinical Lectureship in Rheumatology. He was awarded a Chair at The University of Manchester in 2019.
Research interests include immunogenetic risk factors and how these correlate with novel serological biomarkers and clinical outcomes. He is co-chair of UKMYONET, a national consortium which fosters collaborative research in inflammatory myopathy. Dr Chinoy is also chair of the Euromyositis Registry, a web-based consortium which collects standardised clinical data in over 20 countries. He is a reviewer for a number of peer-reviewed journals and an Associate Editor of BMC Rheumatology.

Links:
University of Manchester profile
https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/hector.chinoy.html
Personal profile
http://hectorchinoy.co.uk/
Follow Dr Chinoy’s tweets
http://twitter.com/drhectorchinoy
Arthritis Research UK patient information site
http://www.arthritisresearchuk.org/arthritis-information.aspx
National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society website
http://www.nras.org.uk/