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Dr Adrian Bauze

Orthopaedic Surgeon

I have been a specialist hip and knee orthopaedic surgeon in Adelaide since 2004, with extensive experience
of over 6000 hip and knee procedures. My key areas of expertise are hip and knee replacement surgery, arthroscopy of the knee and anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. I operate regularly at Sportsmed and Calvary Hospitals. I am passionate about the importance of both short and long term outcomes in surgery and in 2020 I pioneered the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery pathway at Sportsmed Hospital. I also Chair the Clinical Outcomes and Audit Committees at Sportsmed.

Dr Justin Alexander

Orthopaedic surgeon

Dr Justin Alexander is an Australian-trained orthopaedic surgeon specialising in preventative care,

treatment and rehabilitation for a range of shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand ailments, injuries and conditions. Dr Alexander is passionate about offering his patients expert and comprehensive assessments. He places particular focus on taking time with his patients to fully explain individual conditions and treatment options. Utilising advances in technology and well-established surgical techniques, Dr Alexander looks to ensure the best possible outcomes for his patients.

Dr Claire Bolton

Orthopaedic surgeon

Dr Claire Bolton is an Australian-trained orthopaedic surgeon. She specialises in preventative care,

treatment and rehabilitation for a range of hip and knee ailments, injuries and conditions. Dr Bolton has undertaken further sub-specialist fellowship training in knee surgery through the Sydney Orthopaedic Research Institute. She has a particular interest in sports-related knee injuries, ACL reconstructions and meniscus pathology. Trained in robotic surgical techniques, including robotic-arm assisted surgery with the Mako surgical robot, Dr Bolton is able to offer her patients expert advice and a range of treatment options.

Dr Thomas Fisher

Orthopaedic surgeon

Dr Fisher is Adelaide trained in Orthopaedics and completed a sub-specialty fellowship in Sydney, Australia,

focused on total ankle replacement, minimally invasive foot surgery and lower limb deformity reconstruction. He is experienced in preventative care, treatment and rehabilitation for a range of foot and ankle ailments, conditions, injuries and fractures. Of particular interest to Dr Fisher are total ankle replacements and ankle arthritis, however he treats a wide variety of foot and ankle conditions. He consults alongside the sportsmed podiatry team at the Stepney foot and ankle clinic, which offers a dedicated multidisciplinary foot and ankle service to patients.

Dr Tom Gieroba

Orthopaedic surgeon

Dr Tom Gieroba is an Australian-trained orthopaedic surgeon. He specialises in preventative care, treatment

and rehabilitation for a range of hip and knee ailments, injuries and conditions. Dr Gieroba has undertaken further specialist fellowship training at St Vincents Hospital in Melbourne on arthroplasty and sarcoma surgery. He has a particular interest in joint replacement, trauma and fracture management and sports-related knee injuries.

Dr Roger Paterson

Orthopaedic surgeon

Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Roger Paterson is the co-founder of SPORTSMEDA·SA, now known as sportsmed. In

1985, Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Greg Keene was inspired to build a centre of excellence for the treatment and care of sport injuries, and approached fellow Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Roger Paterson, along with Sports Physiotherapist Susan Everett to join him in establishing SPORTSMEDA·SA. Other sports medicine professionals perceived to be the best in their fields were recruited for their skills, ambition and commitment to the vision.

Dr Andrew Saies

Orthopaedic surgeon

Dr Andrew Saies is an orthopaedic surgeon who specialises in upper limb treatment and surgery. He has

a particular interest in sports injuries, arthroscopy and open surgery of the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, as well as nerve injuries and disease, arthritis surgery and shoulder replacement. Dr Saies joined sportsmed in September 1990, making a significant and continuing contribution to the organisation. He is a committed professional with an impeccable reputation in the medical, business and sporting world.Dr Saies is available for consultation at our Stepney Healthcare Hub. A GP referral is required to make an appointment with Dr Saies.

Dr Shahram Shahrokhi

Orthopaedic surgeon

Hip, Knee and Shoulder Surgeon Dr Shahram Shahrokhi is passionate about the significant difference he

can make in peoples lives through orthopaedic surgery. He completed his medical training in Australia with additional training overseas. Dr Shahrokhi specialises in sports medicine and arthroscopy, keyhole surgery of the shoulder, hip and knee. With a keen interest in sports growing up, subspecialising in this area was a natural progression for him. Dr Shahrokhi spent 18 months in Canada subspecialising in joint replacement and sports medicine. He strives to do his very best basing his treatments on the latest available evidence and bringing experience, expertise and empathy to his patients.

Dr Tony Spriggins

Orthopaedic surgeon

Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Tony Spriggins specialises in complex hip and knee surgery. He has completed

over 30,000 surgical procedures and continues to lead the way in Australia in his adoption of modern robotic surgical techniques. Dr Spriggins offers a wide range of orthopaedic care for people of any age. Most recently, Dr Spriggins led the first total knee replacement procedure in Australia using next generation robotics platform, the CORI Surgical System. Dr Spriggins has trained at a number of international universities and institutions and is currently the only South Australian member of the International Society for Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA). He currently consults at our Stepney Healthcare Hub and Mt Gambier. A GP referral is required to make an appointment with Dr Spriggins.

Shylie Davidson

Orthopaedic surgeon

Shylie has over 30 years of experience in Sports, Orthopaedics and Manual Physiotherapy, and is a co-founding

Physiotherapist of SPORTSMED¢SA, now known as sportsmed. In 1985, Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Greg Keene was inspired to build a centre of excellence for the treatment and care of sport injuries, and approached fellow Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Roger Paterson, along with Sports Physiotherapist Susan Everett to join him in establishing SPORTSMEDA·SA. Other sports medicine professionals perceived to be the best in their fields were recruited for their skills, ambition and commitment to the vision. By the end of 1987, the founding principals started to regularly meet to establish the framework for the new clinic. They were Orthopaedic Surgeons Dr Greg Keene, Dr Roger Paterson and Dr Michael Hayes, Doctors with a special interest in sports medicine including Dr Peter Barnes, Dr Mark Fisher, Dr Geoff Graham and Dr Malcolm Grant, and Physiotherapists John Camens, Shylie Davidson, Glenn Dods and Susan Everett.

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What is the term Orthopaedic?

The term orthopaedics comes from the Greek and literally means the doctrine of the upright child . Orthopaedics is a field of medicine that deals with the treatment of congenital malformations, the prevention and therapy of chronic diseases and injuries to the musculoskeletal system. In addition to diagnosing the respective cause of the disease, various therapy options are examined and rehabilitation methods are developed for the patient.


The human musculoskeletal system is a complex system. Not only bones, muscles and joints, but also tendons, vessels, nerves, ligaments and bursa perform important tasks. If problems arise in one of the areas mentioned, this can lead to pain or restricted mobility, which is uncomfortable for the patient and restricts the quality of life. It is important to counteract this.


What are the duties of an Orthopaedic surgeon?

The aim of Orthopaedics and thus the core task of an orthopedist is to promote the development of the musculoskeletal system and to treat degenerative changes .


An orthopedic surgeon asks the patient specific questions about the individual complaints and uses a detailed manual examination to determine the causes of the problems. Additional diagnostic methods such as x-rays, ultrasound, computed tomography or magnetic resonance tomography are also used to support the anamnesis. The orthopedic surgeon then explains the treatment options.


The orthopedist treats diseases of the musculoskeletal system. These are diseases and injuries to the bones, joints , tendons and ligaments . The specialist in orthopedics or trauma surgery then uses operative or non-operative (in the form of splint treatment or with corsets) measures that aid posture and movements.


The orthopedic surgeon also prescribes orthopedic aids if necessary. He also gives tips on proper nutrition , for example in the case of osteoporosis.

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