British Limb Reconstruction Society

Free Resources from the British Limb Reconstruction Society

The BLRS hosts a section here on its website that displays the latest collections of regularly updated publicly accessible guides,

Meet the members of our Research Committee

Have you ever wondered about the kind of Research we do at the BLRS? Well wonder no more. Go take

News

BLRS 2026 AGM Videos now available for Members

On the 19th & 20th of March 2026 the British Limb Reconstruction Society held their Annual General Meeting with presentations

15 April 2026

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BLRS Member Elizabeth Tissingh receives honorary MBE

The BLRS extends our congratulations to one of our members, Elizabeth Tissingh, on her recent award of honorary MBE for

9 November 2025

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Complex LRS in the UK – Position Statement

Complex Limb Reconstruction Surgery (LRS) in the United Kingdom BOA/BLRS/GIRFT Position Statement Complex LRS involves the management of a diverse

4 July 2025

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Research Surveys Request

We would appreciate if you could spare just a few minutes for 2 very quick surveys, but both hugely important!

27 April 2025

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BLRS 2026 Annual Meeting comes to London: Thursday 19th & Friday 20th March 2026

Delegates can look forward to sessions discussing the latest techniques in Congenital and Acquired Deformity, Complex Trauma, Paediatrics and Bone

31 March 2025

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New Member at Large & AHP Representative

Chris Crome has been elected to the Executive Committee as Member at Large. Giles Stamps has been elected as AHP

13 August 2024

Membership

The British Limb Reconstruction Society brings together surgeons and allied professionals dedicated to advancing limb reconstruction surgery across the UK and internationally.

Founded in 1997, we unite those involved in managing congenital, acquired limb deformities and post-traumatic reconstruction.

We offer membership categories tailored to all career stages – from trainees to consultants and associate professionals – with benefits including access to cutting-edge research networks, regular scientific meetings, specialised training courses, and collaborative opportunities that advance both education and patient care in this vital field.