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Welcome to Avalon Orthopaedic

Avalon Orthopaedic assists patients who have Orthopaedic issues. This generally refers to matters that affect bones, joints and muscles and the way in which injury or other causes can lead to personal discomfort or loss of function. Led by Associate Professor Paul Miniter, the group aims to provide its patients with prompt and professional assistance.

OUR GOAL IS TO RECOMMEND SURGERY ONLY WHEN APPROPRIATE AND TO DO SO WITH PRECISION AND SKILL

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OUR SERVICES

Acute/sporting injuries

Professional, accurate assessment of your injury is crucial to its correct management. Time is of the essence in many injuries.

Deformity/ Realignment

We employ proven techniques to alleviate joint issues by realignment. This allows management by joint preservation rather than replacement, especially in the young and middle aged.

Robotic Surgery

A/Prof Miniter has been at the forefront of navigation for joint replacement for over 10 years. He is abreast of and uses the latest robotic procedures where in indicated.

Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis is a common condition. It involves the deterioration of the surface of a joint. Resulting from injury or quite simply poor joint surface.

SEE how Robots in joint replacement surgery work

INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATIONS

Comprehensive Rural Health Project: at least twice per year we journey to India on charitable work in a very poor area where a hospital has been established. The surgery is challenging and immensely rewarding

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IICM: We work in Italy with Professor Marco Lanzetta, on his world class team of surgeons

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Techniques in Foot and ankle surgery: A/Prof Miniter is an International Editor of this prestigious journal

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Latest News

Post Achilles Surgery

Skating at 2.5 months Post Achilles Surgery

3rd Oct 2019

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Robotic Surgery

Dr Paul Miniter speaks on his experience of Robotic Surgery. Robotic surgery is the use of a robot in assisting

23rd May 2019

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How do you manage osteoarthritis of the knee in a 50-year old woman?

This is a very serious problem these days and is associated with severe disability in some people. Did you know

17th Apr 2019

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