Professor Stephen (Steve) Gwilym

Professor Steve Gwilym –  Internationally renowned shoulder specialist with expertise in thoughtful, evidence-based shoulder care   Professor Steve Gwilym is recognised around the world for his expertise in shoulder problems and his clear, caring communication style. He is the lead clinician for Shoulder surgery at Oxford University Hospitals, and has led ground-breaking research projects into the shoulder have defined the way shoulder problems are treated across the UK.   Renowned for his patient-centred approach, Professor Gwilym is committed to managing most shoulder issues through evidence-based, non-invasive methods. When surgical intervention is required, his precision and meticulous technique ensure outstanding outcomes. His ability to listen and communicate thoughtfully helps each patient feel supported and well-informed throughout their treatment journey.   With decades of clinical and research experience, Professor Gwilym expertly combines extensive expertise with a compassionate manner, tailoring care to the individual needs of every patient.   Key Proven Metrics of Expertise: • 5-Star Rating on Google Reviews: Consistently excellent feedback confirms his commitment to high-quality patient care. • Independent Patient Feedback: According to PHIN (an entirely independent evaluator of clinical practice), 93% of patients are extremely likely or likely to recommend his services, and 96% felt that he definitely met their needs. (PHIN Profile) • Extensive Professional Experience: Over 25 years in orthopaedic and trauma surgery, combined with a robust academic and research portfolio. • Academic and Research Leadership: Serving as Associate Professor at the University of Oxford with numerous international research contributions. • Surgical Volume and Quality: Performs three times the national average of shoulder replacement surgeries each year—with complication rates lower than the national average, as demonstrated by recent NJR data.   Patients pursuing state-of-the-art treatment for shoulder problems can trust that they are in the hands of a highly skilled professional who balances technical proficiency with a truly caring and accessible communication style. https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/shoulderandelbow/team/Stephen-Gwilym.aspx

Shoulder replacements for arthritis and problems following fracture. Management of fractures and tendon injuries of the arms or legs. Arthroscopic shoulder surgery for dislocations, stiffness, shoulder impingement and rotator cuff problems. Please see my website for further details: https://www.oxfordshouldersurgeon.co.uk