Harbury Richard opening hours in East Maitland
Open Monday to Friday
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(02) 4934 6600
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About Us
About Harbury Richard
Dr Richard Harbury remains involved in the specialist teaching of orthopaedic registrars at Maitland Public Hospital.
Dr Richard Harbury is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon, practising in Maitland and Newcastle, in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. Dr Harbury practices general orthopaedics with a special interest in lower limb surgery, especially knee replacement surgery, sports medicine and knee arthroscopy and hip replacement surgery.
Services:
Knee Procedures: Non-surgical and surgical management of all knee conditions - arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction (ACL and others), tibial osteotomy, joint replacement.
Hip Procedures: Non-surgical and surgical management of all hip conditions - joint replacement, bursectomy surgery.
Shoulder Procedures: Non-surgical and surgical management of all shoulder conditions - arthroscopic acromioplasty, rotator cuff repair, AC joint surgery.
For all appointments and enquiries, please call 02 4934 6600.
Products and Services
Hours of Operation
Open Monday - Friday
Services
Hip Procedures, Knee Surgery
Methods
Arthroscopic Surgery
Features
Consultations, Examinations, Locally Owned, Registered
Issues
Ankles, Feet, Hips, Knees, Shoulders
Keywords
Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction, Shoulder Procedures, Knee Replacement, Hip Procedures, Shoulder Impingement Surgery, Knee Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgeon In East Maitland, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
FAQs
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What is a hip replacement?
A hip replacement involves a surgical procedure to replace part or all of a diseased or damaged hip joint with an artificial substitute-a prosthetic hip joint. The operation to replace or mend a joint is known as ‘arthroplasty’. The aim of a hip replacement is to alleviate pain and restore function in the hip joint.
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What conditions are treated?
Dr Richard Harbury practices general orthopaedics with a particular subspecialty interest in knee arthroscopy and sports medicine of the knee (including ACL and other ligament reconstructions), knee replacement and hip replacement. Dr Harbury also performs most shoulder surgery and organises appropriate referral after review of people with complex shoulder problems.
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When is a hip replacement necessary?
A hip replacement may become necessary to prevent pain and increase mobility if your hip joint is damaged as a result of disease or injury. The most common cause of hip replacements is osteoarthritis, but the procedure may also be necessary for people with rheumatoid arthritis, osteonecrosis, bone tumours or a fracture or dislocation affecting the hip joint.