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He undertook specialist Fellowship training in shoulder surgery in Christchurch, New Zealand, and Exeter, UK. In New Zealand he had the opportunity to work alongside surgeons treating professional athletes on a regular basis, gaining expertise in complex arthroscopic shoulder reconstructions. In Exeter he worked with one of Britain’s leading shoulder surgeons with areas of interest in frozen shoulder, rotator cuff repair and shoulder replacement surgery.
His main areas of interest are traumatic shoulder injuries and their complex reconstruction utilising arthroscopic surgery, treating both contact and overhead professional athletes.
Andrew is involved in the education of physiotherapists and healthcare professionals with an interest in sports injuries. He also lectures to Masters and undergraduate students at Glasgow University’s Department of Sports Medicine.
He receives referrals for patients with the need for complex shoulder replacement surgery. He now utilises CT based planning to help plan the operation to match the patient’s anatomy. Mr Brooksbank also has a key role in the education of young surgeons in training, as well as being mentor to Fellows who have worked with him for specialist training in shoulder surgery.
Mr Brooksbank also has a website - www.glasgowshoulderclinic.co.uk - which gives more insight into a patient’s journey and some of the treatments available.
Ross Hall Hospital, 221 Crookston Road, Crookston, G52 3NQ
As Scotland's largest private hospital, we offer a wide range of private services for those who live in Glasgow and the West of Scotland
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