Written by Orthopaedics SA on 10 Oct 2018
MAXM Skate clinical recruitment has begun at Flinders Private Hospital in Adelaide. The first patients have been recruited into the ethically approved randomised controlled trial. The MAXM Skate portable rehabilitation device is designed to empower and motivate patients following total knee replacements.
The aim of this clinical trial is to assess the safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness of the MAXM Skate rehabilitation device as compared to standard rehabilitative care.
Using sensors and instructional videos the MAXM Skate App guides patients though specifically designed rehabilitation exercises. To learn more about the MAXM Skate visit www.maxmskate.com.au or call Flinders Private Hospital on 8275 3333.
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On behalf of the OSA Team we’d like to congratulate Dr Angela Alder-Price, Orthopaedic Surgeon, for being selected as a finalist in The Advertiser Sunday Mail Woman of the Year Awards – Innovation Category! Dr Alder-Price is recognised for championing
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We are delighted to welcome orthopaedic surgeon, Dr William Cundy, to Orthopaedics SA. Dr Cundy has recently returned to Adelaide after completing his fellowship at the prestigious Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, UK. He specialises in adult
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Both partial and total knee replacements are popular surgical options for treating arthritis and other knee conditions. Over 1,500 people in South Australia undergo a knee replacement each year. While total knee replacement is most common, partial knee replacement can
