Professor Lennard Funk

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon/ Shoulder and Upper Limb Specialist

DEPARTMENT:

Upper Limb Consultants (Hand, Wrist, Shoulder and Elbow)

SPECIALITY AREAS:

 

Arthroscopic surgery - shoulder

Shoulder dislocations

Frozen shoulder

Sports injuries of the shoulder

 

CONTACT DETAILS:

Secretary: 01257 256415 

CLINICAL ACCESS TIMES:

Tuesdays  0900 - 1300  Wrightington


Qualifications: MBBCh, BSc (Sports Physiol),  MSc. (Engin), FRCS(Tr&Orth), FFSEM

Len Funk specialises in arthroscopic (keyhole) and minimally invasive surgery of the shoulder, as well as general upper limb surgery and trauma. His shoulder surgery uses advanced modern techniques for the management of  shoulder dislocations, frozen shoulder, arthritis, and sports injuries of the shoulder.
Len routinely treats elite and professional athletes, with a particular interest in shoulder in rugby and contact sports.

Len holds Honorary Professorships at Salford University and University of Bolton. In addition to his surgical qualifications, he is a Fellow of the Faculty of Sports and Exercise Medicine UK and holds a BSc in Sports Physiology and an MSc in Orthopaedic Engineering.

He is involved in developing and running Postgraduate degrees for surgeons, therapists and sports clinicians in Orthopaedics. Len lectures nationally and internationally on Shoulder Surgery, Sports Injuries and Medical Informatics. He is published widely in medical journals and a member of many international and national professional organisations.

Len performs office shoulder ultrasound, thus providing immediate scans and outcome assessments to all patients at the first clinic appointment, offering a one-stop diagnostic service for shoulder injuries and diseases. He also trains other clinicians on shoulder ultrasound on regular courses and lectures internationally.

Len strongly believes in offering complete multidisciplinary shoulder and upper limb treatment, through close links with referring therapists and clinicians, ensuring that their patients get the highest standard of care.

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