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Preston chorley north west merseyside southport  The upper limb centre was established in 2003 to provide patients with access to seamless, high quality clinical care for a range of conditions effecting the shoulder, elbow and hand. This care starts from the first point of contact and extends to post-operative and long-term follow-up.

The Centre is committed to continue to develop and embrace new surgical techniques in order to provide the highest possible standards in patient care.

A multi-disciplinary team has been brought together to provide the skills necessary to achieve these goals. The team is lead by six orthopaedic surgeons who have overall charge of patient care.  These surgeons all hold NHS Consultant posts in the Lancashire area.

Team members working with them include Consultant Anaesthetists, specialized in anaesthesia for upper limb surgery, orthopaedically trained nursing staff and Chartered Physiotherapists. There are also Consultant Radiologists on-site, with expertise in soft-tissue ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging techniques. The surgeons are supported by a dedicated theatre team and administrative staff.

The surgical options are comprehensive and matched to individual needs. The focus is on conservative and restorative techniques using arthroscopy where possible. The selective use of joint replacement surgery is available if required.

Treatments are primarily based at Euxton Hall Hospital in Chorley. Our surgeons also see and operate on patients in other local hospitals within the Capio Healthcare group. These include Fulwood Hall hospital in Preston and Renacres Hall Hospital in Southport. Click on an image for more information. All our Capio Hospitals have an RMO on site 24 hours a day to respond immediately to any medical situations that may arise.

The centre is suitable for patients with shoulder, elbow and hand problems. All surgery is audited and outcomes measured in order to improve the quality of service we provide and develop new techniques for future application.

This website is maintained by Mr Peter Hughes and information displayed principally reflects his own practice. Some of the specialist techniques described throughout the website may not be provided by all surgeons working within the Upper Limb Centre.