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
Balai E, Sabharwal S, Griffiths D, et al., 2020, A type VI acromioclavicular joint injury: subcoracoid dislocation in a patient with polytrauma., Ann R Coll Surg Engl, Vol:102, Pages:e1-e3
Urbanczyk CA, Prinold JAI, Reilly P, et al., 2020, Avoiding high-risk rotator cuff loading: Muscle force during three pull-up techniques., Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, Vol:30, ISSN:0905-7188, Pages:2205-2214
Villatte G, van der Kruk E, Asim B, et al., 2020, A biomechanical confirmation of the relationship between critical shoulder angle (CSA) and articular joint loading, Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, Vol:29, ISSN:1058-2746, Pages:1967-1973
Franklin S, Sabharwal S, Hettiaratchy S, et al., 2020, When infection isn't infection., Ann R Coll Surg Engl, Vol:102, Pages:e183-e184
van der Kruk E, Silverman A, Koizia L, et al., 2020, CaReMoOC: Capacity, Reserve, Movement Objectives, and Compensation. A New Framework to Describe Mechanisms of Movement Limitations, Demonstrated for Ageing, Preprints