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Dr Marcus Chia - Orthopaedic Surgeon - Shoulder & Elbow Specialist

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Dr Marcus Chia - Orthopaedic Surgeon - Shoulder & Elbow Specialist

Dr Marcus Chia is an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Sydney, Australia specialising in shoulder and elbow surgery.

Utilising his surgical expertise coupled with his prior Physiotherapy training, his practice specialises in restoring function via surgical and non-surgical management of patients. Dr Chia completed his Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in 2011 and is a Fellow of the Australian Orthopaedic Association. Prior to his medical degree at Sydney University, Dr Chia was a practising Physiotherapist having completed a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy. To gain further experience in his chosen subspecialty of shoulder and elbow surgery, Dr Chia undertook intensive, specialised training at the Alps Surgery Institute, Clinique Générale, Annecy, France, where he trained under Dr Laurent Lafosse, a pioneer in shoulder arthroscopy. Dr Chia continues to push the envelope of what can be achieved with an arthroscope. Dr Chia received further subspecialty training in shoulder and elbow surgery in the United Kingdom at the Brighton and Sussex University Hospital NHS Trust. He also has several publications in a number of esteemed medical journals. Dr Chia’s expertise extends to:
• Minimally invasive and advanced techniques for the treatment of arthritis
• Shoulder instability
• Rotator cuff tear
• Fracture management
• Paediatric Orthopaedics
• Obscure and unusual shoulder and elbow disorders
Dr Chia welcomes your public and private patients and is accredited at the Sydney Adventist Hospital, Mater Hospital and Northern Beaches Hospital. You can feel confident referring your patients to Dr Chia in the knowledge that his technical expertise is matched by his passion for his profession and his ability to listen to, understand and meet the needs of those you refer. His intent is to restore joint function and to keep patients involved in an active lifestyle. Marcus welcomes your call and would be pleased to discuss your patients with you. You can contact Marcus on +61 2 8014 4252 or email him on enquiries@drmarcuschia.com
Comprehensive approach to patient management
• Approachable, relatable and listens
• Excellent manner with children
• Arthroscopic techniques and procedures
• Integration of Physiotherapy
• Surgical and non-surgical management
• Focused on patient lifestyle

07/02/2022

We are seeking an experienced & enthusiastic medical secretary to join our team. The successful candidate needs to be organised, able to multi-task & have excellent communication & people skills. You must be available to work 2-3 days per week from our practice locations at Frenchs Forest, Mona Vale, Cremorne & Wahroonga. We offer flexibility in days and hours but require someone who can cover for holidays and sick leave.
https://www.seek.com.au/job/55680728

27/11/2021

A broken collarbone (clavicle) is a common injury among athletes, causing pain, swelling and deformity after a fall on the shoulder. It can occur anywhere along the clavicle, sometimes involving the acromioclavicular joint or the sternoclavicular joint.

If you are concerned you may have a broken collarbone, we offer specialist management and minimally invasive surgery to help you heal and recover. To request an appointment, you may contact Karen or Lisa at (02) 8014 4252.
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25/11/2021

A common problem following elbow injury or surgery is stiffness, as heterotropic ossification can occur. X-rays and CT scans may be necessary to determine a diagnosis accurately.

As initial treatment, physiotherapy aims to achieve a functional range of motion. If this is not the case, you may need open or arthroscopic surgery depending on the extent of your elbow’s stiffness.
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23/11/2021

While planks are a great full-body workout, if not done correctly, they may hurt the shoulders. If your plank feels unstable, you may be setting your hands too far apart from your body. This may strain the shoulders, wrists and neck, so ensure that your hands are shoulder-width apart, aligned directly underneath your shoulder.
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21/11/2021

In cases of a dislocated shoulder, both surgical and non-surgical treatment follow rehabilitation that involves regular physiotherapy exercises for the best chance of healing. To avoid further injury, I also encourage patients to keep an active lifestyle to help them achieve more mobility and less pain.
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19/11/2021

You can rest assured that our team will look after you to ensure you are treated with the highest quality of care to achieve the optimal outcome for your condition.

To make an appointment, you may complete the form on my website or give Karen or Lisa a call on (02) 8014 4252.
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17/11/2021

As restrictions ease, our rooms are now open again for face-to-face consultations, and we have also resumed scheduling surgeries on our waitlist. You may continue to schedule Telehealth consultations as well. Kindly call 8014 4252 to set an appointment.
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15/11/2021

As far as sporting injuries go, chronic elbow tendon pain and other ‘overuse injuries’ are sometimes harder to recover from than other seemingly more severe injuries. When you feel a stubborn pain or tension in your elbow or wrist, it may be an actual injury that requires surgical or non-surgical treatment. Consider booking a consultation through Karen or Lisa at (02) 8014 4252 if you’re interested to learn more.
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13/11/2021

One of the most common causes of dislocated shoulders is falling directly on the shoulder or landing on an outstretched hand. A dislocation may be more likely to occur if you have pre-existing conditions such as loose joints or connective tissue disorders.
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11/11/2021

In treating distal biceps tendon injuries, it is essential to have surgery as soon as possible to give you the best chance of a healthy recovery. If you wait several weeks, the tendon begins to scar, making the procedure more difficult. Afterwards, it may take a few months before your tendon heals and regains normal function.
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09/11/2021

If you are a general practitioner, you can trust our team to manage your patient’s condition if they are experiencing shoulder or elbow pain. To make a referral, please email enquiries@drmarcuschia.com or send a fax to (02) 8072 0595. We also use Argus & Healthlink for secure messaging.
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Sydney, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61280144252

Website

http://www.drmarcuschia.com/

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