Dr. Sunil Choudhary

Dr. Sunil Choudhary has specialized in Shoulder surgery at New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton in the United Kingdom and at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital. Luton in the United Kingdom. He covers the whole range of shoulder procedures including shoulder Instability surgery, Acromio-clavicular joint problems, Frozen Shoulder, Rotator cuff tears, and Key Hole Shoulder Surgeries. Shoulder arthritis, Shoulder replacements (Anatomic/Reverse) Fractures,  Tennis elbows, Wrist and Hand Injuries He has a patient-centric approach to managing shoulder conditions conservatively vs operatively.

Academically Dr  Sunil Choudhary completed his orthopedic training( MS ortho) at the Central Institute of Orthopedics (CIO) in Safdarjung Hospital New Delhi after finishing his basic medical qualification( MBBS) from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences He later finished Senior Residency at same Institute. This has given him excellent exposure to orthopedic patient care as well as the supervision of orthopedic trainees. Dr. Choudhary trained in the United Kingdom for 7 years. He completed his core surgical training (MRCS) at the Royal College of Surgeons Of England. He was awarded the Fellowship of the Royal College Of Surgeons in Trauma and Orthopedics (FRCS T&O) in 2019. Currently, he is a Senior Consultant and Unit Head at the Asian Institute of Medical Sciences in Faridabad, Haryana.

He is a keen interest in teaching and training. He has been faculty in many orthopedic training courses in the United Kingdom for British Orthopedic trainees. He also supervised many MS (Ortho) students while his stint as a senior resident at the Central Institute of Orthopedic New Delhi. Currently, he is a DNB(Ortho Surgery) trainer with the National Board of Examinations in India.

Dr. Sunil Choudhary has extensively published in his fields of expertise in national and international journals. He has professional registrations with the General Medical Council(GMC) UK, the Indian Medical Council, and Delhi Medical Council.

His favorite pastimes are spending time with Family, Jogging, and Hitchhiking.  He completed the 100th ParkRun in Feb 2023. He is a regular Yoga practitioner. He enjoys Hindustani and Carnatic genres of classical music both vocal as well instrumental.

Shoulder Arthroscopy - Subacromial decompression, Capsular release, Excision of calcific deposits, Rotator cuff surgeries – Primary, Augmented, Revision repair, Superior capsular reconstruction, Tendon transfers, Arthroscopic labral repair - Bankart/ Posterior labral / SLAP repair, Latarjet procedure, Biceps tendon procedures, Pectoralis major tendon repair, ACJ repair, Comprehensive arthroscopic management (CAM), Glenoid resurfacing.

Tennis/ golfer’s elbow treatment, Cubital tunnel) release, Biceps Triceps tendon repair, Elbow arthroscopy – capsular release, plica removal, loose body removal, osteochondritis dissecans, capsular release, elbow arthrosis,  ligament reconstruction, Radial head replacement/ Elbow Hemiarthroplasty/ Total elbow replacement/ Revision elbow replacement. Shoulder, Elbow, and Hand fractures.

Trauma: Simple and Complex fractures

1. Kumar S, Rathi A, Sehrawat S, Gupta V, Talwar J, Arora S.Ipsilateral open anterior hip dislocation and open posterior elbow dislocation in an adult. Chin J Traumatol.2014,17(1);60-62.

2. Kumar S, Chopra RK, Kashyap A, Arora S.Missed posterior shoulder dislocation with malunited proximal humerus fracture.Chin J Traumatol.2013,16(6);375-78.

3. Singh SK,Chopra RK, Sehrawat S,Lakra A. A novel method for removal of the distal part of the broken intramedullary femoral nail. Acta Ortho Trauma Turcica.2014;48(2):223-225.

4. Kumar S, Chopra RK, Sehrawat S, Lakra A. Comparison of treatment of unstable intra articular fractures of distal radius with locking plate versus nonlocking plate fixation. J Clinical Ortho Trauma 2014;5:74-78.

5. Kumar S, Jain N, Karpe P, Limaye R. Osteomyelitis Complicating Severs Disease: A report of two cases. J Clinical Ortho Trauma 2019, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcot.2019.08.010.

6. Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair in Patients over 65 years: The Influence of ‘Biological Age’ Fraility and Comorbidities on Functional Outcomes. EFFORT Annual Conference 2021.