Professor Chris Peach

Chris Peach is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who specialises in treating disorders of the shoulder and the elbow and traumatic injuries of the entire upper limb. His expertise in arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery of the shoulder and the elbow is recognised worldwide. This method of treatment enhances the rapid recovery of sporting injuries. He is also able to offer arthroscopic surgery for other conditions affecting the shoulder as well as the elbow as well as joint replacement surgery and fracture treatment.Chris is a Consultant at the Manchester University Foundation Trust, a large teaching hospital in Manchester. His private consultations most take place in the brand new OrthTeam Centre. Our brand new private healthcare facility provides world-class expertise combined with state-of-the-art diagnostics. It is separate from any hospitals and therefore gives reassurances about our ability to protect our patients from Coronavirus.He also consults at the BMI Alexandra Hospital in Cheadle, the Spire Manchester Hospital and the Spire Cheshire Hospital. He is the founder of Cheshire Shoulder and Elbow Clinic who were recently awarded the 'Best Sports Injury Therapy Specialists' in the North West at the 2018 Private Healthcare Awards. We were also awarded at the GHP Private Healthcare awards 2019 as 'Leaders in Sports Injury Treatment - North West England'. Most recently we have been awarded 'Best Sports Injury Specialists' at the M&A Today Global Awards 2020. These accolades represent our tireless commitment to high quality care for all of out patients which ensures the best outcome for all.  Chris graduated as a doctor from Imperial College School of Medicine and trained as an Orthopaedic Surgeon in London, Oxford and the North West. He spent two years undertaking a post-graduate research degree at the University of Oxford, having been awarded the prestigious Royal College of Surgeons of England Research Fellowship and examined the genetic basis of Osteoarthritis of the shoulder. Chris trained as a fellow in the Upper Limb Unit at Wrightington Hospital under Prof Ian Trail, Prof Len Funk and Mr John Haines. He also was awarded the Sheffield Shoulder and Elbow Fellowship and trained at the internationally recognised Northern General Hospital Upper Limb Unit with Mr David Stanley and Mr David Potter. He has also trained at the Mayo Clinic in the United States with Dr Shawn O’Driscoll who is recognised as a world leader in complex elbow surgery. In 2013 he was awarded the British Elbow and Shoulder Society’s coveted North American Elbow Fellowship to further develop his experience in complex elbow surgery in the United States working with other leaders in the field.  Chris is an invited trainer of other consultant orthopaedic specialists in shoulder and elbow arthroscopic skills course. His invited to teach both nationally and internationally. He also represents his colleagues as faculty in a leading joint replacement training course of consultants in Europe

Shoulder and elbow surgery; Arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery for shoulder and elbow conditions; Shoulder and elbow fracture treatment; Rotator cuff tear repair; Shoulder impingement; Subacromial decompression; Frozen shoulder treatment; Shoulder dislocation; Elbow dislocation; Distal biceps tear repair and reconstruction; Shoulder and elbow instability (dislocations); Joint replacement surgery for shoulder and elbow arthritis; Radial head fracture; Platelet rich plasma injection (PRP) for painful conditions; Sports injuries; ACJ arthritis; Tennis elbow; Golfers elbow; Shoulder stiffness; Elbow Stiffness; Clicking shoulder; Clicking elbow; Labral tear; SLAP tear;