Mr. Ryan Lisle in Nedlands, Western Australia | Medical and health

Mr. Ryan Lisle

Locality: Nedlands, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9389 3877

Address: Suite 3 85 Monash Avenue 6009 Nedlands, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.ryanlisle.com.au

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25.01.2022 ACL injuries in young people can be traumatic for the whole family. At Hollywood Private Hospital, well take care of you all, through diagnosis to surgery & rehabilitation.

24.01.2022 Some exciting things have been happening at HOG this week! The extensions to our suite have started, which will include the new Lisle office For patients this means entering through our private Hollywood Orthopaedic Group doors that are on the left hand side of the Medical Centre, just for this week. The builders were kind enough to let us all go in and write our names in the cement before it set too.

24.01.2022 HEALTHY HIPS WEEK! Healthy Hips Week is running from 8th to 14th April 2018. This is an invaluable resource for anyone concerned about hip dysplasia. Jump over to @healthyhipsaustralia for more information! We will be sharing more DDH information this week too, so watch this space!

22.01.2022 Although in its relative infancy, Robotics is showing great promise in Joint Replacement surgery. Excited to be involved in this rapidly developing field.

18.01.2022 Paying respect to our Anzacs was a little different this year, as we participate in light up the dawn. At the end of our driveways today, we remember those who served and sacrificed their lives. Lest we Forget. Our rooms will be closed on Monday 27th April, but re-open Tuesday 28th April. We hope you have a happy and safe long Anzac weekend.

16.01.2022 On Saturday Hollywood Orthopaedic Group had their 15 year anniversary! huge CONGRATULATIONS to the group! Over the last 15 years HOG has expanded from 2 Surgeons to 10 and has seen over 90 thousand patients come through the doors! It is a lovely place to work and we are so happy to be apart of it

16.01.2022 Happy New Year everyone We hope you all have had a wonderful start to 2018! Our office is back open as of today, you can reach us on 9389 3877 or [email protected]

15.01.2022 Take a tour to Midland Orthopaedics! Mr Lisle also consults publicly and privately from Midland Orthopaedics, which is located inside the St John of God Hospital Midland. Midland Orthopaedics is up on the first floor, Suite 11. If needed, there is elevator access under the stairs near the main reception. To make an appointment to be seen at our Midland rooms, please call 9389 3877

15.01.2022 Glad to see mainstream media highlighting the increasing incidence of paediatric knee injuries. Importantly, neuromuscular training has been shown to be preventative.

15.01.2022 Hip Hip HOORAY- its Healthy Hips Day! Today is the first National fundraising day for Healthy Hips Australia. With 11 children per day diagnosed with hip dysplasia in Australia, it is a great day to show your support! Their goal is to: Increase awareness for hip dysplasia Improve early diagnosis rates... Support those impacted by the condition An easy way to spread awareness today is to be seen wearing GREEN. You can also donate to this wonderful cause by simply texting hips to 0488 824 582 where you will be sent a direct link to the webpage. Check out the Healthy Hips Australia website for businesses and schools/child care centers holding fundraisers near you. @healthyhipsaustralia See more

14.01.2022 All of our Surgeons at Hollywood Orthopaedic Group are still available during the COVID-19 restrictions. Four of our Surgeons will present a Webinar to Doctors ...and Physiotherapists outlining the indications for orthopaedic surgery. Dont miss Love in the Time of Coronavirus | A Tale of Urgent Orthopaedic Surgery Indications. To book email: [email protected] See more

14.01.2022 Well done Perth! Never have I felt so privileged to live in the most isolated capital city in the World. With our isolation, lack of density and aggressive approach to social distancing our Coronavirus infection rates are impressively low. That being said, my sympathies are extended to the families affected by this tragic pandemic. Personally, this enforced slow down has been used to have some well overdue family time and recharge the batteries! It certainly has made me a...ppreciate how truly lucky I am. With elective surgery due to recommence in limited capacity from Tuesday April 28, I am really excited to get back into Theatre. I would like to extend my thanks to all my patients for their understanding and patience over this difficult period. Comment below on what you have been able to do that was positive during this forced isolation time:

14.01.2022 PATELLOFEMORAL INSTABILITY. . . Patellofemoral instability (recurrent kneecap dislocation) is generally due to a range of factors, including bony and soft tissue issues. Bony issues include trochlea dysplasia (or a failure of development of the normal groove in the distal femur that the kneecap runs in), alignment or rotational abnormalities. Soft tissues include generalised ligament laxity, muscular weakness, rupture of medial restraints (MPFL rupture) and an enlongated pate...lla tendon (patella alta). . . After failure of conservative management for recurrent patella (kneecap) dislocations, surgical stabilisation becomes an option. Treatment should be focused on addressing individual abnormalities. . . This particular patient had a combination of trochlea dysplasia, patella alta and MPFL rupture. They underwent lateral release, tibial tuberosity transfer and MPFL reconstruction. From the pre and post-operative images you can see that the patella has been distalised (lowered) 2cm and medialised 1cm. The distal 2cm from the tibial tuberosity osteotomy has been excised and transposed proximally to further aid stability. The gracilis tendon was harvested for MPFL reconstruction, and tunnels for fixation can be seen in the medial aspect of both the patella and distant femur. . . . . . *Legal disclaimer: All patients featured in the Images (photographs and/or videos) have consented in writing to their Images being shared. The content on this page is intended for general health education and information purposes only, based on Mr Lisles own professional experience and interpretation of orthopaedic literature. If you have specific questions or concerns about a particular medical condition, please seek advice from a qualified health professional. See more

13.01.2022 Excellent news! A massive improvement in terms of comfort and facilities, that will allow world class health care for the children of Perth. Excited to get started!

12.01.2022 Privileged to be invited to attend this forum. A great initiative by the AOA, aimed at building leadership amongst its members.

12.01.2022 DDH - Developmental dysplasia of the hip. The hip joint is a ball and socket joint, with the femoral head (ball) moving freely within the acetabulum (socket). DDH is a condition of abnormal development of the immature hip, incorporating varying degrees of hip instability and acetabular immaturity. It encompasses a spectrum of disease from mild delay in acetabulum development to frank hip dislocation. In Western Australia, we have a selective screening program, with all b...abies undergoing clinical examination at birth, 6 weeks and 3 months. Babies with an abnormal hip examination, or those with significant risk factors, undergo further investigation (usually an ultrasound, ideally around 6 weeks postpartum). Risk factors for hip dysplasia include: First born children; Females; Breech presentation; Positive family history. Additional findings that should instigate investigation include a history of oligohydramnios (low fluid levels in pregnancy) and any packaging deformities, such as torticollis or foot abnormalities (club foot, metatarsus adductus). . . . . *Legal disclaimer: All patients featured in the Images (photographs and/or videos) have consented in writing to their Images being shared. The content on this page is intended for general health education and information purposes only, based on Mr Lisles own professional experience and interpretation of orthopaedic literature. If you have specific questions or concerns about a particular medical condition, please seek advice from a qualified health professional.

12.01.2022 The incidence of developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) appears to be increasing. This may be due to better screening and diagnosis, or reflect a rise in the number of children affected. Currently in WA we can expect approximately 200 children to be diagnosed with hip dysphasia every year. The significance of hip dysplasia is that it is associated with the early development of osteoarthritis. Early recognition and treatment has been shown to decrease the chance of surgical ...intervention and improve outcomes. Treatment options depend on the age of diagnosis and the severity of dysplasia. Some mild dysplasia can be treated with observation alone, while others require a period of abduction bracing. The pictures shown are different bracing options including a Pavlik Harness, Correctio brace and Rhino brace. Children that do not respond to bracing, or those that presents late with severe DDH (or even a dislocated hip) may require surgery. Surgical options range from reducing the hip in theatre (either open or closed) to pelvic osteotomies, where bone cuts are made in the pelvis to improve the coverage of the hip.

11.01.2022 Paying respect to our Anzacs was a little different this year, as we participate in ‘light up the dawn’. At the end of our driveways today, we remember those who served and sacrificed their lives. Lest we Forget. Our rooms will be closed on Monday 27th April, but re-open Tuesday 28th April. We hope you have a happy and safe long Anzac weekend.

10.01.2022 Adolescents! More than just a pain in the neck, a pain in the hip and knee too! Last night was the second education session Mr Ryan Lisle, Mr Nicholas Frost and Mr Andrew Wallis presented to some wonderful Physiotherapists of Perth. We would like to thank those that attended and we look forward to hosting more interactive education sessions in the future!

10.01.2022 Well done Peter Mott and the team at Hollywood Private Hospital.

10.01.2022 Knee replacement surgery is major surgery. However, it has proven itself as a safe and reliable way of dealing with end-stage, activity limiting osteoarthritis of the knee. Developed in the late 1960s, total knee arthroplasty (replacement) involves replacing all the worn cartilage surfaces with metal on plastic (polyethylene) bearing surface. In 2016, there were over 52,000 knee replacements performed in Australia. With our aging population, this figure is steadily rising.... The National Joint Replacement Registry (NJRR) shows that for those knee replacements implanted for osteoarthritis, only 8% can be predicted to fail (i.e need revision) after 16 years (as shown on the graph). Put another way, 92% of knee replacements can be expected to last 16 years! Although survivorship is not the sole determinant of a successful outcome, it is a testament to the safety and durability of this procedure. The attached X-ray shows the pre-operative and post-operative appearance of a patient having undergone knee replacement. Note, the significant improvement in his alignment. . . . . . *Legal disclaimer: All patients featured in the Images (photographs and/or videos) have consented in writing to their Images being shared. The content on this page is intended for general health education and information purposes only, based on Mr Lisles own professional experience and interpretation of orthopaedic literature. If you have specific questions or concerns about a particular medical condition, please seek advice from a qualified health professional.

09.01.2022 Our rooms will be closed from 11.30am on Friday, 21st December 2018 and will re-open on Wednesday, 2nd January 2019. We wish all our patients a very Merry Christmas and happy New Year!

09.01.2022 To the best PA in the business! Alana has been an integral part of the team for the last 3 years and we couldnt do what we do without her! #neverleave

08.01.2022 CRAZY SOCKS 4 DOCS! This wonderful campaign aims to raise awareness of mental health issues experienced by doctors. So put your crazy socks on and start a conversation Happy Friday everyone and have a great long weekend! #CrazySocks4Docs

07.01.2022 We wish all our patients a very merry Christmas and happy New Year!

06.01.2022 NOT ALL MENISCAL TEARS ARE CREATED EQUALLY. . . . The above arthroscopic images are from a 48 year old patient with a medial meniscal tear and some low grade chondral changes. The pre-resection image (1st image) shows a complex meniscal tear with an unstable flap. The post-resection image (2nd image) shows the torn meniscus has been removed to a stable meniscal base.... . . The menisci are semi-circular fibrocartilaginous structures within the knee. There are two in your knee, one medial and one lateral. They serve 3 primary roles: 1. Shock absorber - distribute weight from the articulate cartilage 2. Distribute lubrication - help to move synovial fluid around the joint 3. Stability - provide secondary stability to the movement of the femur on the tibia. . They have peripheral blood supply, but are essentially avascular centrally. This means that the chance of healing following meniscal tear is relatively low. As we age, the meniscus undergoes a normal process of degeneration and becomes more brittle. This makes them more susceptible to tearing. . There is now good evidence that arthroscopic meniscectomy of degenerative meniscal tear in the setting of establish osteoarthritis doesnt provide predictable long term relief of symptoms. As such, first line treatment of these tears is non-operative management of the underlying arthritis - a low impact exercise program, weight loss, anti-inflammatories, corticosteroid or viscosupplement injections. . Tears with a more predictable response to surgery include meniscal injuries in younger patients, older patients with meniscal tears after injury with limited osteoarthritis, and meniscal tears eliciting mechanical symptoms (e.g locking). . . . . *Legal disclaimer: All patients featured in the Images (photographs and/or videos) have consented in writing to their Images being shared. The content on this page is intended for general health education and information purposes only, based on Mr Lisles own professional experience and interpretation of orthopaedic literature. If you have specific questions or concerns about a particular medical condition, please seek advice from a qualified health professional. See more

06.01.2022 Just a reminder that our rooms will be closed from mid day today and will re-open Tuesday 2nd January 2018 at 9am. We wish all our patients a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year from Mr Lisle, Alana and reindeer Betty!

05.01.2022 Hi all, Alana here I am your first line of contact to Mr Lisle as his Secretary/Personal Assistant and am busy running the administration side of the office! From your initial appointment booking until aftercare of your operation and everything in between, I am here to make your patient experience as smooth and stress free as possible! . . I have a Medical Secretary background and joined Hollywood Orthopaedic Group early January 2017 as a Relief Secretary, which enabled me... to do different jobs throughout the group. In May there was an opening to work with Mr Lisle as his Secretary and Personal Assistant, and I jumped at the opportunity. I am absolutely loving working for Mr Lisle, his humour and friendly nature certainly makes my job easier and very enjoyable! . . When not at work, I enjoy sunny walks with my beautiful partner, Oliver, often bringing along my little side kick, Millie (Golden Cocker Spaniel). I also spend a lot of time in the kitchen for my cupcake business @bakesbyalana and enjoy cooking savoury too! See more

05.01.2022 It was great to have some of the Physiotherapists from the Midland Physiotherapy Team attend our education session! They have been fantastic for our patients in the Eastern suburbs and surrounds

05.01.2022 We recognise the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and would like to offer some reassurance to our patients and Health Care Providers. The health and well-being of our patients is top priority and we are doing everything we can at our rooms to uphold that. We would like to thank you all for your patience and understanding during this rapidly changing situation. Hollywood Orthopaedic Group have made some important changes to minimise the risk of COVID-19 to patients and the ...team as a whole. APPOINTMENTS: Every patient has been receiving information included in their reminder text message that states if they or a family member has travelled overseas within the last 14 days, has flu like symptoms or is generally unwell to call our rooms immediately. We are also in the middle of transitioning our high risk patients over to Skype reviews or Phone call review appointments. WAITING ROOM: We have strict signs at every entry advising not to enter if unwell (listing symptoms) and that our space is not to be used as a thoroughfare (minimising the amount of patients traveling through our rooms). We have hand sanitiser present at our reception desk, which all patients are welcome to use. We have also separated the chairs in our waiting room to practice social distancing while you wait for your appointment. If necessary to have someone accompany you to your consultation, please keep this to a 1 person limit only. This is important to help limit the amount of patients in our waiting room at one time. SURGERIES: *EDITED WITH UPDATE* All non-urgent Public surgeries at St John of God Hospital (Midland) have been cancelled. We are working hard on contacting all of our patients that had a surgery date. They will be placed back onto our Waiting List in date order, to be contacted again when Public Theatre re-opens. In regards to Private surgeries and the recent announcement from the Prime Minister, these too have been cancelled until further notice. We will be contacting booked patients to advise of this. If you have any questions, please contact Alana on 93893877 or [email protected] See more

05.01.2022 Ride for Youth This year Hollywood Private Hospital is one of 32 teams involved in the Hawaiian Ride for Youth event. Mr McCormick and Mr Spencer, who are a part of our Hollywood Orthopaedic Group, are participating in the event and will complete over 700km across 4.5 days. Last year Ride for Youth raised an incredible 2.5 million dollars for Youth Focus, which is an independent organisation that supports vulnerable young people throughout WA. They offer a range of... mental health services aimed at supporting young people and their families overcome issues associated with suicide, depression, anxiety and self-harm, and focus on early intervention and prevention. We would love more support for this awesome event, so if you would like to support our guys and donate, simply go to https://www.rideforyouth.com.au/donate/ and search Hollywood Private Hospital. Alternatively, you can purchase tickets to Champagne Sunsets, a charity function organised by Hollywood Private Hospital. This event on Saturday 3rd Feb 2018 promises to be a great evening with food, wine, champagne tastings and entertainment by the Perth Symphony Orchestra! Tickets herehttps://www.rideforyouth.com.au/20/event/champagne-sunsets/

04.01.2022 Well done Perth! Never have I felt so privileged to live in the most isolated capital city in the World. With our isolation, lack of density and aggressive approach to social distancing our Coronavirus infection rates are impressively low. That being said, my sympathies are extended to the families affected by this tragic pandemic. Personally, this enforced slow down has been used to have some well overdue family time and recharge the batteries! It certainly has made me a...ppreciate how truly lucky I am. With elective surgery due to recommence in limited capacity from Tuesday April 28, I am really excited to get back into Theatre. I would like to extend my thanks to all my patients for their understanding and patience over this difficult period. Comment below on what you have been able to do that was positive during this forced isolation time:

03.01.2022 Early detection and treatment are the keys to ensuring the best possible outcome.

03.01.2022 ACL injuries have potential lifelong ramifications. The implications are even worse in the paediatric population. Prevention is possible.

02.01.2022 The rooms will be closed over the long weekend and will re-open Tuesday, 23rd April at 9am. We wish you all a very happy and safe Easter

02.01.2022 Joint replacement surgery was one of the most significant and effective medical developments of the twentieth century. Current techniques and prosthesis continue to evolve in order to improve safety and long-term outcomes. In Australia, we are fortunate enough to have the National Joint Replacement Registry (NJRR), which records information for hip, knee and shoulder replacement procedures. Data for hip and knee replacements started being collected in 1999, and became nationa...l by 2002. Shoulder replacement information has been collected since 2009. The 2017 report includes information from over 1.2 million joint replacements performed in Australia as of December 31, 2016. Using revision as the primary end point, the NJRR allows Orthopaedic Surgeons to identify key points that may increase failure rates, ensuring best possible practice.

02.01.2022 The Hollywood Orthopaedic Group were thrilled to be able to participate as one of the sponsors for the North Cottesloe PS Splash n Dash 2019 on Saturday. Mike... Ledger, represented the Hollywood Orthopaedic Group, with his brother in law, Oliver Duncan, in the Long Course (Relay Option), coming in Second! Great result! See more

01.01.2022 Happy Halloween from the Hollywood Orthopaedic Group Team! If you are visiting us today, please enjoy a sweet or sour treat