Mr Richard Bryant

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon (Shoulder & Elbow)

BOA, BESS, RCS Edinburgh

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Specialises in

Any type of shoulder or elbow problem
Shoulder surgery for rotator cuff repair, stabilisation, replacement, impingement, and fracture
Elbow surgery for fractures, arthritis, golfer’s and tennis elbow and ulnar nerve problems

Carpal tunnel syndrome surgery and ulnar nerve conditions affecting the arm and elbow
Both surgical (open and keyhole) and non surgical treatments for upper limb joint pain

I am a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Rotherham General Hospital, with a private practice at Spire Claremont Hospital.

My specialist interest is shoulder and elbow surgery, providing a comprehensive range of open and arthroscopic treatments for a wide variety of conditions.

I qualified from King’s College Hospital in London in 1997 and returned to Sheffield to complete my specialist orthopaedic training. I was appointed at Rotherham Hospital in 2009 as a consultant with a special interest in shoulder and elbow surgery. After passing the FRCS trauma and orthopaedics exam, I undertook an upper limb fellowship in Coventry.

I am also clinical effectiveness, audit and governance lead at Rotherham Hospital.

I enjoy teaching all levels of medical staff both locally and nationally at workshops at the Royal College of Surgeons in London.

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr Richard Bryant at Spire include:

Orthopaedics - elbow and shoulder

Carpal tunnel syndrome surgery
Joint pain treatment (joint injections)
Rotator cuff repair

Shoulder arthroscopy
Shoulder replacement surgery
Shoulder stabilisation

Other treatments

Any type of shoulder or elbow problem
Arthritis of the elbow (elbow replacement)
Arthritis of the shoulder (shoulder replacement)
Elbow fractures
Elbow surgery
Golfer’s and tennis elbow
Open and arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery
Shoulder fractures
Shoulder impingement
Shoulder instability
Shoulder surgery
Ulnar nerve problems

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