Specialist Society
Learning outcomes:
To gain further knowledge and improve confidence in the assessment and management of traumatic shoulder injuries that might present to fracture clinic
Improve the understanding of when to begin physiotherapy and understand the principles of what rehabilitation aims to achieve for the patient with these conditions
Part 1
08:30 - 08:42: Traumatic shoulder dislocation
Len Funk, Consultant Orthopaedic Shoulder Surgeon, Wrightington Hospital
08:42 - 08:54: Traumatic cuff tear
Muthu Jeyam , Consultant Shoulder & Upper Limb Surgeon at NHS Tr
08:54 - 09:06: Traumatic ACJ dislocation
Neil Jain, Consultant Orthopaedic Sports Surgeon, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
09:06 - 09:18: Rehabilitation Tips
Jo Winton, Physiotherapist
09:18 - 09:30 – Q&A
The talks will cover an overview of the acute management of common shoulder sports trauma conditions and we suggest using a case as a starting point. This case may be referred to during the talk and may act as a reference to any presented literature. The talks should be targeted mainly at the ‘general’ orthopaedic surgeon for the bulk of the presentation with the possibility of introducing the audience to some more advanced pearls as a finishing highlight.
Part 2 – Case Study Session
Presentation of multiple cases by the session chairpersons to gain opinions from the panel of speakers and encourage audience participation with their questions and opinions.
The cases will highlight some more rare but clinically important variations on the more broad 3 topics of the surgical talks, an example being what to do with a combined injury?
Mr Neil Jain is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon and the founder of UK Sports Medicine, a private practice focused on the prevention and treatment of sports injuries through innovation. He is able to offer keyhole surgery for a wide range of knee, shoulder and elbow injuries, in addition to administering non-operative treatments such as injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
Mr Jain originally graduated from the University of Southampton before undergoing basic surgical training in Plymouth. After graduating from a sports injuries and reconstructive arthroscopy fellowship at the world-renowned University of British Columbia in Canada, Mr Jain was appointed consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust.
Mr Jain is widely published in peer reviewed journals and medical textbooks, and has given over 100 presentations at national and international conferences. He has worked with a number of sports clubs and associations including Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, Barrow Raiders RLFC, Bury FC, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, Vancouver Canadians (Baseball), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (American Football) and Vancouver Canucks (Ice Hockey). Mr Jain is actively involved in teaching and is an honorary senior lecturer at the University of Salford. He is the current treasurer for BOSTAA
