About Sameer Singh

Mr Sameer Singh is an orthopaedic surgeon with specialist interest is treatment of hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder conditions.

We provide a 'one stop shoulder ultrasound' and 'one stop carpal tunnel clinic' where diagnosis can be made quickly. We will always consider non-surgical treatments and over 90% of patients will not require surgical intervention.

Private practices are held in Bedford at the BMI The Manor Hospital and in Milton Keynes at the BMI Saxon Clinic. Mr Singh's NHS practice as at the Bedford Hospital NHS Trust.

Mr Singh works with all insurance companies and provides a self-pay service for non-insured patients.

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Shoulder Conditions

Shoulder pain can have a variety of causes and can range from minor to severe. An early accurate diagnosis is the key to provide correct rehabilitation and advise especially in the early stages so symptoms do not progress. Mr Sameer Singh provides a 1 stop shoulder service where examination, x-rays and scans are performed on the 1st visit saving time re attending hospitals for investigations. By providing an accurate diagnosis correct initial treatment and advise can be provided with realistic goals for the future for return to activities.

Frozen Shoulder Impingement Rotator Cuff Tear Calcific Tendonitis Shoulder Arthritis Shoulder Dislocation Shoulder Fractures

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Elbow Conditions

The elbow is an imported hinge joint. It has supporting ligaments, tendons and multiple muscles that cross the joint to allow excellent range of movement. The most common elbow conditions are shown below. At shoulder, elbow hand, we provide an efficient one-stop service to allow accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Most elbow conditions can be managed with simple measures in the early stages. When surgery is required, minimal invasive techniques and accelerated rehabilitation are used to promote a speedy recovery.

Tennis Elbow Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Elbow Fractures Elbow Arthritis

Hand & Wrist Conditions

Secondary to sight the wrist and hand performs important sensory functions. The wrist and hand consist of over 20 bones and joints. These are stabilized by ligaments and muscles, which are supported by nerves which helps control fine intricate movements. The wrist and hand are extremely delicate and is extremely important that all structures were together in harmony.

The common conditions seen are carpal tunnel syndrome, dupuytren's disease, trigger finger, base of thumb arthritis, de Quervain's tenosynovitis, arthritis, wrist and hand fractures. Over the last 10-15 years, there has been an increase in repetitive strain injuries.

A careful assessment detailed examination will be performed to find out how your hand disorder affects you as an individual. It is important that I learn about you so that together we can decide the best treatment. We employ accelerated rehabilitation working in close conjunction with physiotherapy and hand therapy to maximize recovery and reduce time away from work and social activities.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Dupytren's Disease Trigger Finger / Thumb Wrist Fractures