Our Practice.
Clinical Precision is a centre of excellence in delivering highly specialised and personalised pain relief. We aim to deliver safe and comprehensive care on your journey to better health and wellbeing. We understand that many people are anxious about treatment, so we created a soothing environment and a scheduling system that never keeps you waiting long.
Why Clinical Precision?
Individually tailored treatment option
Open conversation with treating Clinician
Minimally invasive procedures with a lower risk of complications than open surgical procedures
No large scars following the procedures
Procedures are often performed as a day stay with a few requiring an overnight stay
Patients rarely require general anaesthesia;
Significantly shorter recovery time compared to other treatment options
Pre and post-assessment with physiotherapist
Dr Steve Landers
Specialities includes:
Vascular Intervention
Image Guided Injections
Musculoskeletal Embolisation (for pain & inflammation)
Clinical Research.
Dr. Steve Landers is an expert in minimally invasive treatments delivering excellent results with Clinical Precision. He is a pioneer of the geniculate artery embolisation (GAE) in Australia, bringing hope to osteoarthritis patients through relief of knee pain. Transarterial microembolisation (TAME) can also be an effective treatment for recalcitrant plantar heel pain or plantar fasciitis, and bursitis.
Dr Steve Landers is an Interventional Radiologist, a clinician performing procedures through tiny incisions using a mild anaesthetic. Patients could be discharged the same day or the next day with early return to normal activities. Through a very small nick in the skin Dr Landers will guide catheters or other instruments through the vascular system in a minimally invasive manner to treat disease directly at the source.
Dr. Steve Landers, MBBS, FRANZCR obtained his Radiology training through Barwon Medical Imaging centre in Geelong with overseas Fellowships at McMaster University in Canada and University Langone Medical Centre in New York, USA. He played a crucial role in the expansion of the interventional radiology service at Barwon Health.
Dr. Landers and his team commenced the first Randomised Controlled Trial in the world investigating safety, feasibility and clinical outcomes following transcatheter arterial embolisation (TAE) with the purpose to improve pain and function in Early-Stage Knee Osteoarthritis. They also conducted a single-arm trial aiming to provide the preliminary evidence that TAE might be an effective treatment option for people with plantar heel pain, who had previously failed alternate treatment options. Patients demonstrated significant improvements in pain and function when assessed six months following the procedure.
Want to meet Dr. Steve?
Contact us now to organise a free discussion with Dr Landers.