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Written by Orthopaedics SA on 27 Jan 2022
We are delighted to welcome orthopaedic surgeons, Dr George Awwad & Dr Angela Alder-Price, to Orthopaedics SA.
Dr Alder-Price specialises in shoulder and upper-limb surgery, with a particular interest in shoulder arthroplasty and arthroscopic (key-hole) shoulder surgery. She will be consulting from our rooms at Ashford, Memorial Medical Centre & North Eastern Community Hospital.
Dr Awwad specialises in sports injuries and joint replacement of the knee and hip. He has a special interest in the latest developments in robotic surgery. He will be consulting from our rooms at Flinders Private Hospital, Parkside, Memorial Medical Centre & North Eastern Community Hospital.
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