Summary
Mr. Reilly studied medicine at St. Mary’s (Imperial) and qualified in 1994, (Hepburn Memorial Prize). He completed basic surgical training in Reading and Oxford passing the FRCS in 1998. As a higher surgical trainee on the North West Thames program he was awarded the Robert Jones Prize and BOA medal. He submitted an MS thesis in “rotator cuff tears” in 2003 and passed the FRCS (orth) in 2004. He undertook a Fellowship year in shoulder and elbow surgery at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford prior to appointment as a Consultant in 2005. He was selected as British Elbow and Shoulder Society European Travelling Fellow 2006.
Mr. Reilly’s main area of clinical practice is shoulder and elbow surgery, with research interests complementing this including rotator cuff disease, proximal humeral fractures and arthroplasty.
Publications
Journals
Smith SHL, Reilly P, Bull AMJ, 2019, A musculoskeletal modelling approach to explain sit-to-stand difficulties in older people due to changes in muscle recruitment and movement strategies, Journal of Biomechanics, ISSN:0021-9290, Pages:109451-109451
Smith SHL, Reilly P, Bull AMJ, 2019, Serratus anterior weakness is a key determinant of arm-assisted standing difficulties., Med Eng Phys
Hurst SA, Gregory TM, Reilly P, 2019, Os acromiale: a review of its incidence, pathophysiology, and clinical management, Efort Open Reviews, Vol:4, ISSN:2058-5241, Pages:525-532
Koizia LJ, Wilson F, Reilly P, et al., 2019, Delirium after emergency hip surgery – common and serious, but rarely consented for, World Journal of Orthopedics, Vol:10, ISSN:2218-5836, Pages:228-234
Sugand K, Malik HH, Newman S, et al., 2019, Does using anatomical models improve patient satisfaction in orthopaedic consenting? Single-blinded randomised controlled trial, Surgeon-journal of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Edinburgh and Ireland, Vol:17, ISSN:1479-666X, Pages:146-155