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Dr David EdisAbout Dr David Edis

Dr David Edis is an Orthopaedic and Spine Surgeon. David’s areas of special interest include the management of adult spinal conditions as well as hip and knee replacements. He has extensive experience in all facets of spine surgery from simple to complex, covering cervical to lumbo-pelvic conditions. He is an active researcher and medical educator and believes in lifelong learning. He is constantly updating his skills and helping other surgeons.

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AOA responds to ABC Four Corners report ‘Pain Factory’

The Australian Orthopaedic Association has officially responded to the Four Corners report ‘Pain Factory’ which aired on the ABC network on Monday 8th April 2024. If you are seeking some further information or clarity in relation to this report, please contact our rooms for a confidential discussion on (03) 8683 9039 or send an email… Read more »

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Weight Gain and Back Pain: The Link Explained

Got a sore back? Or painful joints? Weight gain affects the joints in two main ways. Firstly, those extra kilos overload weight-bearing joints, causing pain in the hips, knees or ankles. Secondly, weight creates inflammation throughout the body, which can lead to pain in non-weight bearing joints like the fingers or wrists.

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Sagittal Imbalance: Symptoms, Causes and Management

Sagittal imbalance is a complex spinal condition that causes pain, muscle fatigue and difficulty standing, walking and maintaining balance. It happens when the spine’s natural curves either flatten or exaggerate, which alters the body’s centre of gravity.

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The Multidisciplinary Approach to Spinal Surgery

Complex tasks often involve more than one professional. If you’re building a house, you may need an architect, builder, plumber, electrician or carpenter. If you omit one of these tradies, your house is likely to be less than it should be. You might have walls and a roof but no running water or electricity.

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