Meet Professor Dr Munjed Al Muderis

Led by world-renowned orthopaedic surgeon Munjed Al Muderis, the Al Muderis Clinic is a global centre of excellence for complex limb reconstruction, osseointegration, deformity correction, and advanced orthopaedic care.

Operating across Australia, the UAE, the United States, and international satellite clinics, the clinic treats patients with limb loss, congenital or acquired deformities, limb length discrepancies, trauma, and chronic limb pain.

With over 25,000 patients treated worldwide, Professor Al Muderis is recognised as a global leader in complex orthopaedic reconstruction, delivering innovative, life-changing solutions where conventional treatments may fall short.

Our Locations

 Australia – Macquarie University Hospital

3 Technology Pl, Macquarie University NSW 2109, Australia

 USA – The Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute

Kimmel 901, 45th St, West Palm Beach, FL 33407, United States

 UAE – The Al Muderis Osseointegration Clinic at Burjeel Medical City (BMC)

28th Street – Mohamed Bin Zayed City – Z9 – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates

Macquarie Clinic – Suite 303, Level 3, MQ Health Macquarie University Clinic

Macquarie University, 2 Technology Place
Macquarie Park NSW 2109

 Norwest Clinic

Suite G3B, 9 Norbrik Drive
Bella Vista NSW 2153

Contact Us Today

For individuals living in Australia, please contact us on +61 2 8882 9011.

For all others, please use the enquiry button below

Complex Limb Reconstruction and Deformity Correction

Advanced correction of congenital and acquired deformities using precision 3D planning, limb lengthening, and bone transport techniques.

Joint Replacement and Revision Arthroplasty

Primary and revision hip and knee replacement, including management of failed joint replacements, infection, and complex joint conditions.

Osseointegration and Amputation Reconstruction :

Bone-anchored prosthetic reconstruction for amputees experiencing socket-related limitations, improving stability, comfort, and functional mobility.

Limb Lengthening and Limb Salvage

Surgical solutions for limb length discrepancy, bone defects, and limb salvage following trauma.

Orthopaedic Oncology

Reconstruction following tumour removal including prosthetic reconstruction.

Sports Injury and Knee Reconstruction

Advanced ligament reconstruction including ACL, PCL, and complex knee instability.

Trauma and Complex Fracture Management

Treatment of complex fractures, pelvic injuries, and deformity correction.

Paediatric Orthopaedic Conditions

Management of congenital deformities and paediatric limb reconstruction.

Neuromuscular and Complex Orthopaedic Conditions:

Surgical management of cerebral palsy, post-polio deformities, neuromuscular disorders, and complex mobility impairments.

Surgical Treatments

Professor Dr Al Muderis is skilled in a variety of surgical procedures including, 
but not limited to:

  • Hip surgery
  • Knee surgery
  • Limb reconstruction, including limb lengthening
  • Foot and ankle surgery
  • Amputation and osseointegration
  • Fracture fixation

Patient Support

Empowering our patients with knowledge around their treatment ensures that they feel comfortable and confident throughout their healthcare journey.

From your first consultation to the day of your discharge, we’re here to support you.

The Process

Enquiry

Share details of your condition with our clinical management team.

Initial Discussion

Our team will contact you to discuss your case.

Specialist Consultation

Arrange a clinical assessment with Professor Al Muderis.

Advanced Surgical Planning

Detailed 3D imaging is used to design your treatment.

Surgery

Procedure performed using precision-based techniques.

Structured Rehabilitation

Multidisciplinary rehabilitation supports recovery.

Ongoing Follow-Up

We monitor your progress and recovery long-term.

Things to Consider

We’ll work with you to ensure you feel confident in your understanding of your procedure and your treatment options. This includes knowledge of:

  1. What’s involved in your procedure, including anaesthesia.
  2. What complications or side effects you may encounter, and their likelihood.
  3. How you could benefit from your procedure.
  4. Alternatives to having your procedure.
  5. Your option not to have a procedure and its implications.

FAQ

 Recovery time varies depending on your condition, the procedure performed, and your overall health. The doctor will provide expected healing and milestones following a clinical assessment.

Rehabilitation is personalised and may be completed as inpatient or outpatient care, depending on your needs, goals, and location.

Some discomfort is normal after orthopaedic procedures, and pain levels vary between individuals. Our multidisciplinary team, including a pain specialist, will work with you to manage pain safely and keep you as comfortable as possible throughout recovery.

Costs depend on your clinic location, the complexity of treatment, and whether insurance applies. Some patients may be eligible for insurance coverage. For an accurate estimate, please contact our team.

 All surgery carries risks, which may include infection, bleeding, blood clots, nerve or vessel injury, delayed healing, and the possibility of further procedures. Risks vary by condition and procedure. Your surgeon will explain the specific risks and how we work to reduce them during your consultation.

 Eligibility depends on your diagnosis, mobility goals, and overall health. Some conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes, severe heart or lung disease, active infection, certain cancers, or poor bone quality may affect suitability, but they are not always an automatic exclusion. The best next step is a consultation so we can review your medical history and advise you properly.