About Simon Boyle

MB ChB MRCS (Eng & Ed) MSc FRCS (Tr&Orth)

Experience

Graduated Leeds University Medical School - 1997
Trained in UK and Australia teaching hospitals
1 year Fellowship training with Dr Laurent Lafosse and Dr Bruno Toussaint at the Alps Surgery Institute, Clinique Generale, Annecy, France - World leading shoulder unit
1 year Fellowship training with Professor Len Funk, Mr Ian Trail and Mr Mike Hayton at the internationally renowned Wrightington Upper Limb Unit
Specialist in all aspects of upper limb surgery
Member of the Royal College Surgeons of England and Edinburgh

Expertise in:

Arthroscopic (key hole) surgery of the shoulder, elbow and wrist
Shoulder dislocations, instability and labral lesions - specialist interest in collision sports and overhead athletes
Rotator cuff disorders and impingement
Arthritis and Shoulder replacements
Acromioclavicular joint (ACJ) disorders
Peripheral nerve entrapment - carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar nerve decompression
Tennis and golfers elbow treatment

Teaching, Training, Lecturing:

Multiple international publications, book chapters and presentations
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) award for clinical excellence in research - May 2012
Invited lecturer in the UK and Europe on shoulder surgery

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What our patients say

I would like to thank you very much for the extremely caring and expert attention that you gave my mother. You made a very fine repair to her badly broken shoulder.

A heartfelt thank you for the excellent surgical repair of my shoulder injuries. I have made a very speedy recovery and am pain free for the first time in many months.

Thank you for giving me a better life free from pain

His skills are exceptional and I am pain free for the first time in many years

I am truly grateful for the advice you gave me and the consideration you showed me. I might say that I was the envy of the other patients on the ward for the attention I was given

I am delighted with the range of movement I now have, the ability to carry out daily activities, even the housework and ironing - oh joy! Once again, many thanks for the successful surgery and your kindness.

Occasionally something happens which makes life so much better and more enjoyable, and this year it has been the operations on my shoulder.. to be free from pain and to have regained so much movement is a wonderful feeling.

It was wonderful to be listened to at last and a prompt diagnosis made. The surgery has given me the stability I needed to get back to the sports I missed (rugby/weight lifting)

I have now completely recovered the sensitivity in all my fingers. Thank you for ridding me of a very painful and inconvenient condition - Post carpal tunnel surgery