Mr Adam Pandit

I aim to provide comprehensive care for my patients with accurate diagnosis of pathologies affecting the shoulder and elbow. Then using sound, evidence based approach to treatment, I endeavour to perform appropriate surgery using both current open and arthroscopic techniques.

I have comprehensive training in all aspects of shoulder and elbow surgery including trauma. I am fully competent in open and arthroscopic shoulder and elbow surgery. I routinely provide expertise in trauma surgery to the upper limb including wrist and forearm injuries. 

I specialise in the treatment of a wide range of shoulder and elbow conditions, including shoulder impingement, rotator cuff tears, instability, frozen shoulder, tendinitis, arthritis, and trauma-related injuries. I perform procedures such as shoulder decompression and release, fracture fixation, elbow replacement surgery, and the treatment of elbow stiffness, tennis elbow, epicondylitis, and loose bodies, with a focus on restoring movement, strength, and function.

I also manage nerve entrapment conditions affecting the upper limb, including carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, and radial tunnel syndrome, through decompression and release procedures where appropriate. 

I graduated from St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical School in 1998. After gaining my membership exams I worked as a Trauma Fellow at the Royal London Hospital which is the Major Trauma Centre for East London. From there I was appointed to the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) training rotation centred at Stanmore under Professor Briggs. This included over a year on the shoulder unit at the RNOH where my passion for upper limb surgery developed. I passed the exit exams in 2008 before further fellowship training in Perth, WA in upper limb surgery. I completed my training in January 2011 and was appointed as a Upper Limb Consultant at Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospital.

I live locally with my wife, who works as a paediatric anaesthetist at Great Ormond Street, and my two young sons. I am a keen cricketer, though I fear the best of my playing days are behind me, but with my recent membership to the MCC my passion will continue from the pavilion.