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Dr John Limbers | Hip & Knee Surgeon, Sydney & Central CoastDr John LimbersHomeAbout MeServicesRehabClinic InfoContact UsMenuHomeAbout MeServicesRehabClinic InfoContact UsSydney patients0498 260 549Central Coast patients0424 992 259Orthopaedic Hip & Knee Surgeon · Sydney & Central CoastExpert in Mako RoboticHip & Knee ReplacementHaving completed more than 5,000+ hip and knee replacements in total, including more than 3,000+ Mako robotic-assisted procedures, Dr Limbers has one of Australia’s largest individual case series of patients in robotic orthopaedic surgery in Australia.Book an Appointment About Mako Robotic SurgeryDr John LimbersMBBS (Hons 1) · BSc (Med) · FRACS · FAOrthAExperience25+ yearsof orthopaedic surgery experienceHip & knee replacements5,000+completedMako robotic procedures3,000+one of Australia’s largest individual case seriesAbout Dr LimbersDr John Limbers is an orthopaedic hip and knee surgeon exclusively in private practice, with more than 25+ years of specialist orthopaedic experience.Dr Limbers completed his medical degree with First Class Honours at the University of New South Wales before undertaking orthopaedic surgical training in Sydney.He then completed international fellowship training in hip and knee replacement at Addenbrooke’s University Hospital in Cambridge, and Cappagh National Orthopaedic Hospital in Dublin.He was the first surgeon in New South Wales to perform a Mako robotic total knee replacement outside the technology’s pre-release clinical assessments, and was among the first Australian surgeons to adopt Mako robotic-assisted anterior total hip replacement.Dr Limbers is a former Australian Orthopaedic Association Director of Training and a contributor to the RASKAL trial — the Australian registry-nested randomised trial of robotic

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