ABOUT

Dr Harry Stock is a West Australian trained Orthopaedic Surgeon. He studied Medicine at the University of Western Australia and graduated in 1986. He worked as a General Practitioner in Kalgoorlie for four years before commencing his Orthopaedic training.

In 1992 he worked in England for 12 months as a Registrar in the Orthopaedic department at Warwick Hospital. He returned to Perth in 1993 and worked as a Service Registrar for two years before starting his Orthopaedic training and completing both Shoulder and Upper Limb and Knee fellowships.

Dr Stock has worked at Royal Perth, Fremantle and Sir Charles Gardiner Hospitals as well as rotations to Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital for six months.

Since January 2000, Dr Stock has lived and worked in Bunbury at his private Orthopaedic practice. He currently operates at St John of God, Bunbury Regional and Busselton District Hospitals.

Services

Joint Replacements (Hip, Knee, Shoulder)

A joint replacement is when the the damaged part of the joint is removed and prosthetic components are inserted. The benefits of a joint replacement include: pain relief, increased mobility and to improve the function of the joint. 

Knee Arthroscopy

A knee arthroscopy is a procedure used to diagnose and treat problems within the knee joint. It involves a small incision of the knee and the insertion of a tiny camera (arthroscope) that is used to guide the surgeon and diagnose a range of potential problems such as a torn meniscus or misaligned patella.

Shoulder Arthroscopic Subacromial Decompression And rotator cuff repair

A shoulder arthroscopic subacromial decompression and a rotator cuff repair are two procedures usually performed during the same operation to treat a condition called shoulder impingement. This occurs when the bones and tendons in the shoulder rub up against each other when you raise your arm, causing significant pain. The most common cause of this pain is bursitis or tendonitis. These procedures are done arthrosopically and the patient can usually go home within 24 hours.