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Non-Robotic or Robotic-Assisted Surgery | Dr Jason Ward | Orthopaedic Surgeon

Australian-made PSI (patient-specific instrumentation)

Dr Jason Ward performs technology-assisted knee and hip replacements. He may use robotics to assist with joint replacement procedures, or use patient-matched instrumentation: 3D printed surgical instruments that are designed specifically for a patient’s unique anatomy. While patient-matched instrumentation has been in use in orthopaedic surgery for around a decade, this is the first time […]

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Joint Replacement Surgery | Dr Jason Ward | Orthopaedic Surgeon

Managing and Treating Joint Arthritis

Arthritis is a general term that refers to joint degeneration and inflammation. Arthritis can affect any joint, however the knee, hip, shoulder and ankle are often affected.  Arthritis encompasses a group of more than 100 different types of joint disorders and related conditions. Arthritis affects people of all ages and backgrounds. Its impact can range

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Rotator Cuff Tear | Dr Jason Ward | Orthopaedic Surgeon

Driving after surgery

If you are considering driving after surgery, it is worth noting that after most orthopaedic surgical procedures, you will experience challenges that affect your ability to drive. There are no specific regulations for driving after surgery, but returning to safe driving is dictated by your individual situation.  This includes the type of surgery,  your physical

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Non-Robotic or Robotic-Assisted Surgery | Dr Jason Ward | Orthopaedic Surgeon

Flying after surgery

When you are considering flying after surgery, then you need to remember that simple things like walking around the airport, sitting in a chair for an extended period or experiencing turbulence may be uncomfortable after orthopaedic surgery. BEFORE you plan travel or board a flight, it is important that you think about the issues  outlined

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