Remote consultationsAssociate Professor Povlsen (Bo) is delivering remote consultations to reduce the need for patients to travel and come into contact with others during the evolving COVID-19 situation. Please call 0207 357 8859 to organise a remote consultation.Associate Professor Povlsen is a leading expert who solely treat hand, elbow and shoulder conditions and specialises in minimal and non-invasive treatment.NHS: He was a senior consultant at Guys Hospital for more than 20 years.PRIVATE CARE: For the last 8 years he has been concentrating on treating private patients at London Bridge Hospital. He receives referrals of complex hand and upper extremity problems from within the UK as well as internationally.Board Member: He is board member of the British Orthopaedic Association - professional standards committee.Clinical Interests: His clinical interests are nerve entrapment conditions, carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger fingers, Dupuytren contracture, wrist/elbow/shoulder pain, tendonitis and work-related upper limb disorders/RSI .Research: Professor Povlsen has active research interest and has published more than 60 peer reviewed research articles, books and clinical comments generating more than 800 citations.Leisure: For leisure he is a keen sailor and Yacht Master.Diseases, Medical Tests and TreatmentsCarpal Tunnel DecompressionWrist ArthroscopyArthroscopyJoint InjectionRevision SurgeryJoint fusion (hand)Rheumatoid Hand SurgerySteroid InjectionRotator Cuff RepairGanglion Cyst RemovalJoint fusion (wrist)Tendon Repair (Hand)Multiligament ReconstructionPostoperative RehabilitationTendon RepairShoulder Arthroscopyulnar nerve releaseArthritis (Hand)Arthritis (Wrist)Hand extensor tendon injuriesHand problemsTrigger fingerDislocated ShoulderOsteoarthritisPeripheral Nerve InjuryArthritis (Elbow)Elbow StiffnessKienbocks DiseaseRotator Cuff InjuryShoulder PainBone SpursSports InjuriesArthritis (Shoulder)Frozen ShoulderShoulder InstabilityShoulder Tendinopathy (Pitchers Shoulder)Dupuytrens ContractureHand flexor tendon injuriesHand PainMallet fingerCarpal tunnel syndromeFracture (broken bone)Osteomyelitis (Upper Limb)Elbow InstabilityGolfers Elbow (Medial epicondylitis)Shoulder Labral TearTennis Elbow (Lateral epicondylitis)