Mr Andrew Wright

Consultant Elbow & Shoulder Surgeon

DEPARTMENT:

Upper Limb Consultants (Hand, Wrist, Shoulder and Elbow)

SPECIALITY AREAS:

  • Sports injuries of the Elbow and Shoulder
  • Trauma reconstruction of the Upper Limb
  • Arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery of the Elbow and Shoulder
  • Complex instability of the Shoulder and Elbow
  • Tennis and Golfers Elbow
  • Rotator Cuff Impingement
  • Rotator Cuff Repairs
  • Frozen shoulder
  • Joint replacement of the Elbow and Shoulder

 

CONTACT DETAILS:

Wrightington Hospital Secretary
01257 256289

CLINICAL ACCESS TIMES:

Elective Clinic Friday 1.30pm - 5pm (alternate between Wrightington and Leigh hospitals)
Fracture Clinic Monday 1.30pm - 5pm Royal Albert Edward Infirmary


Qualifications: BSc(Hons) First Class, MBChB, FRCS (Tr&Orth), MSc(Res)

Andrew was appointed to Wrightington hospital in January 2020. He is a Fellowship trained Specialist Elbow and Shoulder surgeon who has joined us from Salford Royal where his Consultant practice began. He trained at both St Andrews University and the University of Manchester before completing his Specialist Orthopaedic training rotation here in the North West.

His practice specialises in surgery for all aspects of Elbow and Shoulder sports injuries, pain and instability, as well as being experienced in Trauma to the whole Upper Limb. His previous position as a Consultant at Salford Royal hospital in Manchester has allowed him to bring a breadth of experience to the WWL Team.

Andrew is passionate about providing bespoke, evidence based care for his patients. During his training he achieved a First Class Honours degree from St Andrews University for research into Medical science and more recently was awarded a Master’s degree for work on the Biomechanics of Shoulder instability from the University of Central Lancashire.

He is a keen teacher and regular faculty member on Elbow and Shoulder courses. He is also the Course Director for the Shoulder and Elbow section of the Fellowship examination course held at Wrightington triannually.

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