Channel 7 News filmed the first Mako robotic-assisted shoulder replacement at Eastwood Private Hospital, performed by Dr Oscar Brumby-Rendell.
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Robotic-arm assistance is one of the most notable recent developments in shoulder replacement. From October 2026, Dr Oscar Brumby-Rendell performs Mako robotic-assisted shoulder replacement at Eastwood Private Hospital. This article explains how robotic assistance works, how it is expected to develop, and how it fits with 3D planning, navigation and less invasive surgery. Robotic-Assisted Shoulder
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Why I adopted a 5–7 cm mini-incision approach with 3D planning and patient-specific technology — and what it means for your recovery. Shoulder replacement surgery has evolved considerably in recent years. While the core goals — relieving pain and restoring function — remain unchanged, the way we achieve those goals has advanced significantly. Since February
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Recovering from an upper-limb injury (shoulder, elbow, rotator cuff or wrist) can be challenging for tradespeople who rely on arm strength and flexibility. The good news is that most people can return to work safely with the right approach. Key steps include resting and protecting the injured area initially, then gradually restoring movement. For example,
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Post-surgery (post-operative) care means all the steps you take after an operation to heal safely and get back to normal function. This includes following your surgeon’s instructions on medications, activity, and wound management. For example, Dr Oscar Brumby-Rendell emphasizes that following post-op recommendations helps speed recovery and reduce complications. Typical advice after upper-limb surgery is
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Post-surgery (post-operative) care means all the steps you take after an operation to heal safely and get back to normal function. This includes following your surgeon’s instructions on medications, activity, and wound management. For example, Dr Oscar Brumby-Rendell emphasizes that following post-op recommendations helps speed recovery and reduce complications. Typical advice after upper-limb surgery is
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Preparing for surgery can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. Whether you’re having a procedure on your shoulder, elbow, wrist, or hand, understanding what to expect can make the experience far less stressful. Upper-limb surgery is often a key step toward restoring movement, relieving pain, and regaining your independence after an injury or
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Physiotherapy (or physical therapy) is a medical service that helps you recover movement, strength and function after surgery or injury. It uses guided exercises and techniques (like stretches, controlled movements, manual therapy, or thermal treatments) to gradually restore a joint’s flexibility and stability. In practice, your therapist creates a structured exercise program to gently improve
Congratulation to Dr Oscar Brumby Rendell in being elected as the new president of the South Australian Hand Surgery Society (SAHSS) and being inducted as a member for Shoulder and Elbow Society of Australia (SESA) and The Australian Hand Surgery Society (AHSS). This honor is to celebrate your excellence and welcoming to your new leadership
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For decades, shoulder replacement has helped people with arthritis, rotator cuff tears and severe fractures regain function and reduce pain. Recent years have brought significant changes in how the operation is planned and performed. Digital planning, patient-specific instruments and less invasive techniques now give surgeons more control over how the implant is positioned. If you
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