Orthopaedic Surgeons

Our highly skilled orthopaedic surgeons consult patients requiring surgery of the hip, knee, foot and ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand.

About our Orthopaedic Surgeons

Our orthopaedic surgeons are skilled in a variety of surgical techniques from minimally invasive, arthroscopic procedures, to joint reconstructions and joint replacement. We use well-established methods and techniques, while remaining at the forefront of new and innovative operative practices and procedures.

Our surgeons perform surgery of the:

• Hip
• Knee
• Foot and ankle
• Shoulder
• Wrist and hand
• Elbow

We’re dedicated to utilising the latest innovations and technology

A market leader in our use of technology, we have a range of robotic knee surgery systems (CORI Surgical System and Mako SmartRobotics™), a patient 4K camera system and hand hygiene technology. We use new and innovative practices and procedures with well-established methods and techniques..

Prevention

Seeing conditions early when symptoms first present allows for an accurate diagnosis to be made. With early intervention, our surgeons can provide the appropriate non-operative treatment plan along with activity modification advice to prevent disease or injury progression. In instances where surgery is necessary, our surgeons will discuss the options available to you and ensure they can operate in a timely fashion to prevent further complications.

Treatment

Our orthopaedic surgeons treat and repair damaged or diseased bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves. Their specialist expertise, knowledge and technical skills are paramount in achieving the best outcomes for our patients. Careful selection of patients suitable for surgery and managing expectations is an important part of the treatment program.

Rehabilitation

Our surgeons and physiotherapists work closely together to develop rehabilitation programs tailored to individual patient needs, taking into account age, fitness, activity expectations, the operation and severity of the injury/condition. They regularly communicate throughout the recovery process to modify the program based on patient progress.