Thomas Tennent

Professor Thomas Tennent is a highly esteemed expert in shoulder surgery with a strong background in innovation. Holding a patent for the Arthroscopic Stabilisation of AC Joint injuries using the Tightrope System, he serves as the Professor of Orthopaedic Education at St. George's University of London. With over 50 publications and book chapters to his name, Professor Tennent has also held significant roles in the British Orthopaedic Association and the British Elbow & Shoulder Society, as well as on the editorial board of the Bone & Joint Journal. With years of expertise in Trauma & Orthopaedic surgery, Professor Tennent's specialisations lie primarily in the fields of shoulder and elbow surgery. His qualifications include a FFSTEd in 2015 from Edinburgh, FRCS(Orth) in 2001 from the Royal Surgical Colleges, and other accolades in medical education. Additionally, he is a member of prestigious organisations such as the Arthroscopy Association of North America and the European Shoulder & Elbow Society. Professor Tennent's areas of interest encompass a wide range of shoulder and elbow-related issues, from sports injuries to shoulder replacement and impingement. Beyond his medical career, Professor Tennent is also involved in research focusing on shoulder stabilisation and teaching techniques for shoulder surgery. His personal interests include running, skiing, and caring for retired racing greyhounds. Married with three children, he leads a fulfilling personal life alongside his professional accomplishments.