Christopher Goodenough

Christopher Goodenough is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah, specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery with a focus on hand and upper extremity surgery. His clinical work includes microvascular reconstruction, nerve surgery, and pediatric plastic surgery.

• Education: MD from Tulane University, MPH in Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Hand Fellowship at Buncke Clinic.
• Clinical Expertise: Cleft lip/palate surgery, vascular anomalies, wound healing, and trauma reconstruction.
• Research Focus: Surgical outcomes, risk factor analysis, and innovative microvascular techniques.
• Board Certifications: American Board of Plastic Surgery (Hand Surgery subspecialty) and American Board of Surgery.

His publications analyze postsurgical outcomes in craniofacial patients, ventral hernia repair methodologies, and vascular reconstruction techniques. Dr. Goodenough applies evidence-based approaches to pediatric hand surgery and burn care, with notable work on methylene blue applications. Patient reviews highlight his 4.8/5 rating for professionalism, bedside manner, and thorough evaluations, particularly for carpal tunnel and facial nerve disorders. He maintains active clinical practice at University of Utah Hospital and Sugar House Health Center.