Acute Knee Injury Clinic

Open several afternoons every week I run a clinic specifically for patients with an acute knee injury.

Why a clinic specifically for acute knee injuries?

Acute knee injuries are ideally assessed and treated early so as to gain optimal treatment in a timely manner.

Who should attend the acute knee injury clinic?

Patients who have had a recent knee injury, e.g. weekend sports injury.

What are the benefits?

The acute knee injury clinic allows for early expert assessment of the injury.

Imaging facilities including X-Rays, MRI scanner, ultrasound, Dopplers and nuclear medicine are all onsite and can be accessed without undue delay.

Early treatment of the injury can be commenced, including advanced treatments such as PRP injections.  Surgery can be done onsite at St Vincent’s Clinic Day surgery Unit or in St Vincent’s Private Hospital.

How do I arrange a consultation at the acute knee injury clinic?

Call Sonia or Jenny on 83826199 and ask for a booking into the acute knee injury clinic.

Who refers patients to the acute knee injury clinic?

GP’s, physiotherapists, sports doctors, sports trainers, coaches. Patients may also refer themselves.

Do I need a referral?

No. You can attend without a referral from a GP. However, if you have a referral from another doctor you will receive a greater rebate from Medicare for your consultation.

Who will I see at the acute knee injury clinic?

Dr C.S.Waller, orthopaedic surgeon with over 20 years experience in treating knee injuries in athletes.

Where is the acute knee injury clinic?

Office of Dr C.S.Waller
Suite 405, Level 4,
St Vincent’s Clinic,
438 Victoria St,
Darlinghurst,
NSW 2010

How do I get there?

Click here for driving directions and location map.

Is there parking onsite?

Yes, you can park in the underground car parks at St Vincent’s Clinic or St Vincent’s Private Hospital on Barcom Avenue, Darlinghurst