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Kent Orthopaedic Practice Specialising in Sports Injury & Upper limb
Offering Key Hole Surgery to Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Kent Orthopaedic Practice is the trading name for Prof.

Bijayendra Singh - Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon. Prof Bijay Singh is one of the leading Upper Limb Surgeons in Kent and South East of England. I have been awarded the ‘Mahatma Gandhi Pravasi Samman’ by the NRI welfare society. In 2013 I was awarded ‘The Best in Medical Field’ at the Annual British Indian Awards. I qualified from Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara, India in 1992 and followed this up with a residency training programme in Trauma & Orthopaedics, receiving my Masters in 1995. I worked as a Lecturer for two years before coming to UK for further training. I underwent Basic Surgical & Higher Specialist Training in South East Thames Training programme culminating in three fellowships. As part of his specialist training I undertook a fellowship programme at Perth Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Centre, a well renowned centre for Sports and Orthopaedic surgery. I was awarded the Travelling Fellowship of the British Society for Surgery of Hand, which resulted in a fellowship visit to the Kleinert & Kutz Hand Institute in Louisville, Kentucky. I specialize in the management of problems related to Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist and Hand joints. I provide expert opinion in the diagnosis and management of all types of Shoulder (Rotator Cuff Tear, Impingement, Arthritis, Dislocation & Frozen Shoulder), Elbow (Tennis Elbow, Golfer’s Elbow, Arthritis, Trapped Nerve), Wrist problems (Arthritis, Ganglion, Ligament injury etc) and Hand problems (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Triggering finger, Arthritis and Dupuytrens contracture). I use current and most up to date technology for management of my patients. I carry out key hole surgery for shoulder, elbow and wrist. I also carry out joint replacement surgery for hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder joints. I frequently lecture on both trauma and upper limb related courses at both national and international meetings. I am actively involved in upper limb research and I have over 50 publications in national & international journals and a number of book chapters. I have presented at over 100 national and international meetings. I am an examiner for medical students at GKT Medical School London and for M.Sc. (Orth) conducted by Brighton University. I teach regularly on the regional orthopaedic registrar training programme and am a regular faculty member of the F.R.C.S. (Orth) Course. I am a member of numerous academic societies including the British Orthopaedic Association, British Elbow & Shoulder Society, British Society for Surgery of Hand, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and The Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons Glasgow. I am the Honorary Secretary of the British Indian Orthopaedic Society. I have been appointed as a Visiting Professor & Pathway Director for the Masters course in Minimally Invasive Surgery at the Canterbury Christchurch University. I have been awarded the Clinical Tutor titles at the Brighton & Sussex Medical School as well as Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. My NHS base hospital is Medway NHS Foundation Trust. I am also available for private consultations at the Spire Alexandra Hospital in Walderslade, Kent Institute of Medicine & Surgery in Maidstone, BMI Somerfield Hospital in Maidstone, and BMI Fawkham Manor Hospital in Longfield, Kent. I am married to a GP and have two children. I enjoy cooking with Indian cooking my speciality. I make the best Butter Chicken in the world!! I enjoy going on walks, playing badminton and spending on Mario Cart Games with my kids.

Following the success of our October course, the Medway FRCS T&O Clinical and Viva Course is back.📅 Saturday 9 January 2...
30/10/2026

Following the success of our October course, the Medway FRCS T&O Clinical and Viva Course is back.

📅 Saturday 9 January 2027
📍 Medway NHS Foundation Trust, Gillingham, Kent

This is a high-intensity revision day for the FRCS (Tr & Orth) exam, built around exam conditions and honest feedback:

• Hot seat clinicals under exam conditions
• Real patients with genuine signs to examine
• One-to-one vivas with individual examiner time

Course fees
• Candidates: £300 until 10th December, £350 from 11th December
• Observers: £175 (only 8 places)
• BOTA / BIOS members: £50 discount if booked by 10th December

Places are limited to keep the faculty-to-candidate ratio high.

Register here: https://forms.gle/UPDTa9WQVAighf5a7

Enquiries: [email protected]
Course administration: Lynne Humphreys, 01634 976749, [email protected]

Please share with anyone sitting the exam this year.

🪔 May this Dussehra remind us all that no matter how powerful evil may seem or how long truth may have to wait, goodness...
20/10/2026

🪔 May this Dussehra remind us all that no matter how powerful evil may seem or how long truth may have to wait, goodness will always triumph over evil, and truth will always prevail over falsehood.

May we find the strength to choose kindness over hatred, love over anger, and honesty over deceit. May we overcome the negativity within ourselves and spread more peace, compassion, and positivity in the world. ❤️

✨ Because in the end, good always finds a way to win, truth always finds its voice, and light always overcomes darkness.

Wishing everyone happiness, good health, prosperity, and peace.

Happy Dussehra to all! 🌸

It was nostalgic, it was nerve-wracking, and it was a grand success! 🎉The Medway FRCS (Tr & Orth) Clinical & Viva Revisi...
18/10/2026

It was nostalgic, it was nerve-wracking, and it was a grand success! 🎉

The Medway FRCS (Tr & Orth) Clinical & Viva Revision Course is back with a bang!

Having not run the course for over six years, I must admit I was a little apprehensive and nervous about bringing it back. However, thanks to an incredible faculty, fantastic teamwork, and the enthusiasm of everyone involved, the course was a tremendous success. One of the most rewarding aspects was hearing candidates express an interest in joining us as faculty at future courses. That enthusiasm is a real testament to the value of the course and the spirit of collaboration within our orthopaedic community.

A huge thank you to Bawale for his invaluable help and support in making this happen.👏

A massive shout-out to our outstanding faculty: Bal Dhinsa Young Seok Cho Prof.Manish Kiran, Avinash Joshi Marjan Raad Rohan Bidwai Amber Kankane Manjunathan Sivaprakasam Abhinav Gulihar Imran Rafiq Dilip Pillai Qazi Manaan Masood Sunil Bajaj Raghu Prasad.

My sincere thanks also go to the Medway NHS Foundation Trust PGMC Lizzie Rickard and Outpatients teams for their hard work and support behind the scenes, which helped make the course possible.🙏

Finally, thank you to our industry partners, LEDA Orthopaedics and Arthrex UK, for their support. It is wonderful to see this course return with such energy and enthusiasm. Looking forward to building on this success!📅

Keep an eye out for our next courses in the New Year!

Looking forwards to participating in some learning and training at SICOT 2026 in Kyoto. I am honoured to have been asked...
27/09/2026

Looking forwards to participating in some learning and training at SICOT 2026 in Kyoto. I am honoured to have been asked to present on Shoulder arthroplasty as well as Mentoring sessions. Pleased to see some of our work been presented as podium and poster as well at the SICOT.
I am excited to meet some of my old friends and make new ones.

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Very grateful to receive such thoughtful feedback from a patient following a complex reverse shoulder replacement. I try...
18/09/2026

Very grateful to receive such thoughtful feedback from a patient following a complex reverse shoulder replacement. I try to give every patient the same time, care and clear explanations throughout their treatment, so it is particularly rewarding to know that this made a difference. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience — it is genuinely appreciated. Spire Healthcare Spire Alexandra Hospital LIPS Healthcare Practice Plus Group Hospitals Medway NHS Foundation Trust

14/09/2026

When a frozen shoulder causes persistent pain and severe stiffness, and physiotherapy and other treatments have not helped, an arthroscopic capsular release may be considered.
This keyhole procedure releases the tight, contracted capsule around the shoulder joint to improve movement and reduce pain.
The operation is followed by early, guided rehabilitation to maintain the movement gained during surgery.
The aim is simple: less pain, more movement and getting you back to normal activities.

09/09/2026

Countdown to our FREE Joint Pain Webinar. Only a few days left.

Are you struggling with:
• Shoulder pain?
• Tennis elbow?
• Wrist pain?
• Hand or finger pain?
• Reduced movement in your joints?

Join Professor Bijayendra Singh for a free online webinar and learn more about what may be causing your symptoms and the treatments available.

You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A session.

Don't spend another day putting up with joint pain.
Book your free place now before registration closes.

03/09/2026

Frozen Shoulder
It can make simple things feel ridiculously difficult — getting dressed, reaching for something, sleeping comfortably, even putting on a coat.
And the frustrating part? It can seem to get worse before it gets better.
If you’re dealing with a frozen shoulder, you’re not alone. Be patient with yourself, listen to your body, and don’t underestimate how much it can affect everyday life.
💬 Has frozen shoulder affected you? What’s been the hardest everyday task?

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