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25.01.2022 If you experience chronic back pain, you're not alone. The incidence of back pain is rising, with a quarter of Australia’s non-fatal health issues caused by musculoskeletal conditions such as back pain. A study recently released by the Institute of Health and Welfare shows a 15% rise in the burden of back pain from 2003-2015. Getting early advice is the key to managing your condition and making sure your back pain doesn’t become a chronic disabling condition. It’s usually a...bout sensible advice, the right exercise and important lifestyle changes. #Loveyourspine #healthreport

24.01.2022 Have you seen recent public debate about the cost of specialist healthcare in Australia? Here are Matthew Scott-Young's thoughts on the issue... *Link to published article: https://bit.ly/2InWA7I

24.01.2022 Yes, you’ve heard us say it before but we need to take back pain seriously! Back pain has become the second greatest burden on the health and well-being of Australians. A new study shows it’s moved up the rankings to overtake Stroke and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Overall, the study showed our health improved from 2003-2015 but more than one-third of Australia’s disease burden is preventable through a healthier lifestyle. #Loveyourspine #backhealth

24.01.2022 We would like to congratulate Associate Professor Matthew Scott-Young who begins his role as President of the Spine Society of Australia today.

24.01.2022 An X-Ray or MRI of your spine does not equal a diagnosis. Make sure you talk to a spine surgeon for an appropriate assessment of your back pain. #LoveYourSpine

23.01.2022 Have you tried yoga? It’s great for your posture, spine strength and reducing tension. This is a great week to get started, with lots of yoga events happening to celebrate International Yoga Day. #healthybody #healthyspine #yogalife

23.01.2022 Gold Coast Spine is closely monitoring Australian and QLD Government COVID-19 directions for control and containment of the virus. We are open, at this time, during our usual hours of operation 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday to Friday. When necessary, we will update our website and Facebook page with any changes to our operations. Patients with scheduled surgery:...Continue reading

22.01.2022 A big thank you to the unsung heroes of Australian health care our 2.65 million carers. #nationalcarersweek

21.01.2022 - Gold Coast Spine and our partners at Bond University are proud to announce that our latest mid-term outcome paper has been published in , which is recognised internationally as the leading journal in its field. This study evaluates the clinical and patient reported outcomes of 122 participants who underwent multi-level lumbar total ...disc replacement (TDR) between 1999 and 2009. The results show that improvements in both back and leg pain and function can be achieved when multi-level lumbar TDR is used to treat multi-level spinal disease. This open access paper may be accessed here: https://journals.lww.com//Patient_Reported_Outcome_Measure Thank you to all our study participants!

21.01.2022 Dr Laurence McEntee has started the next chapter in his professional career! His new private practice at Pacific Private Clinic has opened this week. Dr Matthew Scott-Young and all the staff at Gold Coast Spine wish Dr McEntee all the best and look forward to continuing our close working relationship and collaborations. ... More information about Dr McEntee’s new location can be found here: https://drlaurencemcentee.com.au/

20.01.2022 Sinu Remedial Massage clinic is opening next week, located within Gold Coast Spine. You can book your treatment online now at sinuremedial.com

19.01.2022 Need another reason to quit? Smoking puts you at greater risk of developing back pain - it reduces blood flow to the lower spine, which can keep your body from delivering enough nutrients to the discs in your back. #WorldNoTobaccoDay #LoveYourSpine

18.01.2022 Gold Coast Spine is closely monitoring Australian and Queensland Government COVID-19 directions for control and containment of the virus. We are open, at this time, during our usual hours of operation 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday to Friday. When necessary, will update our website and Facebook page with any changes to our operations. COVIDSafe App:...Continue reading

17.01.2022 We’re delighted to welcome Jonathan and Uchenna on an eight week placement with Gold Coast Spine. They both hail from the USA and are 2nd year medical students at Rutgers University Medical School. They’re excited about observing our modern spine surgery techniques and learning more about our multidisciplinary approach to treating chronic back pain. We know the internship will be an invaluable experience!

17.01.2022 Did you know back pain is second only to catching a cold when it comes to Australia’s most common illness/condition? A recent Roy Morgan survey found nearly 8 million people suffer from back pain. Apparently women are more likely to seek a solution but, of course, that doesn’t necessarily mean a visit to a spine surgeon. We recommend starting with simple measures - keep moving, lose weight, quit smoking, and see a physio. ... #LoveYourSpine

17.01.2022 We’re not sure how we’ll manage without her but, after 10 years of dedicated service, our surgical coordinator Kate is off on her well-deserved long service leave. We’ll be counting the days, enjoy it Kate!

16.01.2022 It is Men’s Health Week, which means you have the perfect excuse for an extra round of golf or another hour in the surf! The stats show that boys suffer more illness and accidents than girls, and men die younger than women. It’s never too late to get moving, get talking and make the right food choices. #MensHealthWeek

16.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that remedial massage is now available at Gold Coast Spine. Appointments can be booked through www.sinuremedial.com. Anette Tiivits is a remedial therapist specialising in swedish, deep tissue and sports massage techniques. HICAPS available.

15.01.2022 Work is a pain in the back for many Australians, with the latest Institute of Health and Welfare Report finding that back pain is one of the top health problems for men and women of working age. #Loveyourspine #healthreport

14.01.2022 It was a pleasure having spine surgeon, Dr Jacob Oh, visit from Singapore last week. Dr Scott-Young enjoyed having him observing in theatre.

14.01.2022 Can you score 100%? The Australian Government has released a simple online training module (and test!) about COVID-19. It is a great tool for employees and families. You can register here: https://www.health.gov.au//how-to-protect-yourself-and-the

14.01.2022 We were very pleased to host the final GCUH Journal Club function for 2019. Discussion focussed on the latest research in the field of spine surgery as well as the festive season! We look forward to doing it again in 2020!

12.01.2022 From everyone at Gold Coast Spine, we wish you a joyful and plentiful Easter!

12.01.2022 As at Wednesday 25 March 2020, 12:45 pm: Scott Morrison has announced cancellation of elective surgery (except for category 1 and urgent category 2). At this stage we don’t have further details on this. We will update our website with more information as soon as possible. The impact of COVID-19 is rapidly changing and Gold Coast Spine is closely monitoring Australian Government advice for control and containment of the virus....Continue reading

12.01.2022 Associate Professor Scott-Young recently attended the Singapore Spine Society’s Annual Meeting as a guest speaker. Keeping with the theme of New Frontiers in Spine Surgery, he presented on modern techniques in treating degenerative disc disease. The meeting was a great success and Assoc Prof Scott-Young felt privileged to share in their 3rd Annual Meeting.

11.01.2022 Our surgeons were proud to present several research papers at the Spine Society of Australia’s 30th annual scientific meeting on the Gold Coast. The conference heard about many advancements in spine surgery and multi-disciplinary research relating to spinal conditions. Assoc Prof Matthew Scott-Young even dusted off his debating skills for a friendly discussion with US colleague Dr Scott Blumenthal about the merits of cervical total disc replacement.... #SSA2019

11.01.2022 From the team at Gold Coast Spine, Merry Christmas! We wish you a safe and happy holiday season. Opening hours: Closed: Tuesday 24th - Friday 27th December 2019... Open: Monday 30th - Tuesday 31st December 2019 Closed: Wednesday 1 January 2020

10.01.2022 Good hygiene is in your hands! Find out what you can do to protect yourself and those around you here: https://www.health.gov.au//coronavirus-covid-19-campaign-r

10.01.2022 A quick Q&A with the next president of the Spine Society of Australia...

09.01.2022 We’re so proud to have Matthew Scott-Young join the board of the International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery - ISASS His appointment was announced at the annual ISASS meeting in Puerto Rico. Founded in 2001 with members from 78 countries, ISASS is an independent scientific and educational body dedicated to advancing major evolutionary steps in spine surgery. Matthew joins some of the best orthopaedic surgeons and neurosurgeons in the world, working to promote the ethical exchange of knowledge, research and education to restore function and comfort to degenerative conditions of the spine.

09.01.2022 The gentle curves of the normal spine can be thrown out with poor posture. Associate Professor Scott-Young, as co-author in a recent publication, explored the potential connection between Forward Head Posture and headaches. Read it here

07.01.2022 The Easter Bunny may be an essential worker, but everyone else should be at home! From the GCS Team: have a happy and safe Easter at HOME! #Easter2020 #happyeaster #Stayathome #slowthespread

06.01.2022 Here are four myths that we agree need debunking in 2020. Our surgeons especially support the keep moving principle of managing back pain. We encourage all sufferers of chronic back pain to keep mobile and tailor an exercise program to suit their situation. All the best for 2020 and a more mobile you!

06.01.2022 Going to hospital during COVID-19, is a little different from usual. Pindara Private Hospital has implemented a number of additional hygiene protocols to keep staff and patients safe. Watch the video below to get an idea of what you can expect on your admission for surgery https://youtu.be/O_IyG9TMII0

06.01.2022 Thanks 9 News Gold Coast for showing how tech is helping spine patients. Keep an eye out for Assist Prof Laurence McEntee...

04.01.2022 It's important to remember that injuring your back at work doesn't mean the end of your career! To mark 'World Day for Safety and Health at Work', see how 60 year old paramedic Antony recovered from a lumbar disc protrusion in his spine. #LoveYourSpine

04.01.2022 Your mother was right - you need to eat your veggies! Swapping foods that are high in fat and sugar for vegetables and fruit will help control your weight. In turn, your back will thank you for every kilo you lose. #backontrack

04.01.2022 Are you clocking up enough active minutes each week? It’s recommended we do at least 2.5 hours of moderate intensity activity or 1.25 hours of intense activity, as well as muscle strengthening on at least two days. An active lifestyle is vital to a strong, healthy spine! #LoveYourSpine

03.01.2022 Gold Coast Spine and our partners at Bond University are pleased to announce that our latest paper has been published in the . This study evaluates the clinical and patient reported outcomes of 151 participants who underwent a cervical hybrid procedure. This surgery combines cervical total disc replacement and anterior cervical fusion surgery. The results are encouraging with significan...t improvements in function and pain. This paper reports on patients with 1 to 10 years’ follow up. You can read the full paper here: https://goldcoastspine.com.au//10/Cervical-hybrid-paper.pdf

01.01.2022 Private health insurance is changing... now's the time to check your policy and understand what you're paying for!