Mr Peter Brownson was recently a member of a fourteen strong team from Spire Hospitals who took part in a cycle ride from Spire North Cheshire in Warrington to St George’s Park – The FA’s National Football Centre.

The ride in aid of two charities, Walking with the Wounded and Macmillan Nurses, took the team across areas of the Peak District and lasted approximately 8 and a half hours. Far from being a leisurely cycle on a Saturday afternoon the team undertook climbs of more than 5,700ft and burned 3,500 calories on their 81 mile journey.
Led by Rob Rogers, CEO of Spire Healthcare, the team enjoyed refreshments along the way at Spire Macclesfield and with the weather holding fine experienced some of the finest scenery on offer in this country.

With Spire Healthcare being the official provider of healthcare to St George’s Park the team were able to experience the fabulous sports rehabilitation facility the centre has to offer, with Mr Brownson taking particular advantage of a warm down sports massage post ride.

Mr Brownson explained,
“The opportunity to be involved in such a great cause was coupled with the team being fortunate enough to experience an exhilarating ride across some beautiful areas of the country.
As my heart rate peaked at 194 beats per minute climbing the infamous ‘Flash’ in the Peak District I am not sure ‘fortunate’ was a word immediately on my mind but as we arrived at St George’s Park and utilised their fantastic facilities the reality of our achievement came to the fore.”

Mr Brownson’s 50th birthday celebrations with family and friends

Peter Brownson, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, was delighted to be able to share his 50th birthday celebrations this weekend with family and colleagues from the Bone and Joint Centre in Liverpool.

Peter, also a keen skier and outdoor enthusiast, visited the Black Knights Parachute centre near Lancaster for the experience of a lifetime as he, his wife Georgina, son Paul and colleagues Andrew Taylor, John Davidson and Matt Smith jumped from 15,000 ft on tandem descents above the beautiful scenery of North Lancashire and Cumbria.

Having previously been unable to jump through adverse weather the day was especially enjoyable for Peter as it gave him the opportunity to indulge in his daredevil activities with close friends and family alongside him.

The one minute freefall and further 4 minute parachute descent was described by Peter as “mind blowing” with views of the Blackpool Tower, sea front and beautiful Lancashire countryside being enjoyed.

Peter explains,” People ask what it is like – the pictures sum it up – it feels just like you might expect – as though you have jumped out of an aircraft at 15,000 ft and are falling to earth at about 130 mph – fantastically exhilarating!!!”

Invited Lectures

Mr Brownson’s knowledge and expertise in the medical arena are shown by the regularity of lectures he is invited to present across a variety of specialised areas.

In the UK alone, Mr Brownson has lectured to the British Elbow and Shoulder Society, Arthro London, Reading Advnaced Shoulder Course and the Edinburgh National Student Trauma Conference at the Royal College of Surgeons on the following subjects:

• Shoulder Instability in the elite athlete
• BESS instructional Course – Shoulder instability
• First time trauma shoulder dislocations – How should they be treated?
• Arthroscopic release of the frozen shoulder
• Lateral 3rd clavicle fractures
• Assessment of patients with instability and indications for surgery
• Subscapularis repair – “How I do it”
• Glenohumeral joint stabilisation
• The Kegworth aircrash and how to survive a major disaster – what is the best brace position
• Full thickness rotator cuff tears.
• Stabilisation in the elite athlete.

Further live demonstrations of the most up to date techniques have been given throughout the UK and across Europe.

Presentations June 2013 – June 2014

Mr Brownson has completed a number of formal presentations over the past 12 months including:

1) Can Shoulder Arthroscopy Work? A teaching hospital experience of sub-! acromial decompression for impingement syndrome ASC Bidwai, RA Stevenson, ME Kent, MG Smith, P Brownson, I Guisasola
British Elbow and Shoulder Society Annual Congress June 2013

2) Short-Term complications of the Laterjet procedure
ASC Bidwai, MG Smith, I Guisasola, P Brownson
SICOT Trainees Meeting, June 2014

3) Replace, restore, remove? Complications associated with operative treatment of Mason type 3 and 4 fractures of the radial head
RJ MacFarlane, AS Bidwai, N Mehta, I Guisasola, MG Smith, P Brownson
SICOT Trainees Meeting (poster), June 2014

4) The incidence and causative organisms of infection in elective shoulder surgery
AS Bidwai, RE Clifford, DG Shivratre, M G Smith, Q Yin, P Brownson, I Guisasola
British Elbow and Shoulder Society Annual Congress, June 2014

5) Limited Capsular release and controlled manipulation under anaesthesia for the treatment of frozen shoulder syndrome
ASC Bidwai, M Neilsen, P Brownson
British Elbow and Shoulder Society Annual Congress (poster), June 2014

Potential Purchase of Properties – additional information

Further to the recent post regarding the fraudulent enquiries under Mr Brownson’s name and details relating to the potential purchase of property throughout the USA please see the attached link below for further information:

http://homesteadtitle.wordpress.com/2010/06/15/real-estate-scam-warning/

Potential Purchases of Properties

Mr Brownson has recently been receiving a number of enquiries relating to the potential purchases of properties throughout the United States.

Please note that in no instance has Mr Brownson requested information on any such properties and any such requests are not of a genuine nature.

Personal details of Mr Brownson’s are being used by the person in question and in no way does this relate to or have any connection with Mr Brownson.