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NSW Spine Specialists

Dr Hsu and Dr Singh have both appeared on radio and television discussing back pain and spinal surgery. NSW Spine Specialists also publishes regular updates with patient tips and practice updates on their clinical services.

Stay informed on the latest news and updates from NSW Spine Specialists.

Dr Brian Hsu was featured on an episode of A Current Affair on 10 June 2023 on Channel 9.

Aussie teen's big dreams paused by scoliosis | A Current Affair

10 Jun 2023 Category: Practice updates

Dr Brian Hsu was featured on an episode of A Current Affair on 10 June 2023 on Channel 9.

International Nurses Day 2023

12 May 2023 Category: Practice updates | Clinical services

International Nurses Day 2023 is celebrated on 12 May. This year the theme is “Our Nurses. Our Future”. Our practice nurses are an integral part of the team and future for NSW Spine Specialists.

With that in mind, we would like you to meet Maria, one of our practice nurses.

Dr Sitoula and Dr Guitarte arrived in Australia following their selection for the Macquarie University Hospital and NSW Spine Specialists complex spine fellowship.

NSW Spine Specialists farewell Fellows

22 Feb 2023 Category: Fellowship program | Practice updates

Dr Sitoula and Dr Guitarte arrived in Australia following their selection for the Macquarie University Hospital and NSW Spine Specialists complex spine fellowship. They have shared their experience with us:

Complex spine fellowship

11 May 2022 Category: Spine & neck | Fellowship program | Practice updates

Dr Muhammed recently completed a complex spine fellowship with Dr Brian Hsu. He discusses his experience and benefit the fellowship will have on his career.

New technologies such as robotics, endoscopy and magnetic growing rods are helping to improve surgical accuracy and patient outcomes.

New technologies in spine surgery

02 Sep 2021 Category: Spine & neck | Referrer tips | Patient tips

New technologies such as robotics, endoscopy and magnetic growing rods are helping to improve surgical accuracy and patient outcomes.

Cauda equina syndrome is a rare but serious neurological condition. The syndrome is caused by extreme pressure and swelling on the cauda equina, which is Latin for “horse’s tail”.

What is cauda equina syndrome?

31 Aug 2021 Category: Patient tips | Referrer tips

Cauda equina syndrome is a rare but serious neurological condition. The syndrome is caused by extreme pressure and swelling on the cauda equina, which is Latin for “horse’s tail”.