Dr Anubhav Sathu

Biography

Dr Anubhav Sathu is a New Zealand trained Orthopaedic Surgeon. He completed his medical degree at the University of Auckland in 2002. He subsequently was accepted onto the New Zealand Orthopaedic training programme, completing his training in Dunedin, Hamilton and Auckland. He became a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (Orthopaedics) in 2013. He has further completed 2 years of sub-speciality fellowships in the UK and Australia. In 2014 he completed the Exeter Primary and Revision Hip Arthroplasty Fellowship under the Supervision of Dr Timperley, Dr Hubble, Dr Howell, and Dr Wilson at Exeter in the UK. He then went onto complete a 6 month Hip and Knee reconstructive surgery fellowship with Professor Warwick Bruce and Dr Peter Walker in Sydney. Finally he successfully completed the Brisbane Foot and Ankle Fellowship with Dr Terry Saxby, Dr Ben Forster, and Dr Michael Lutz in 2015. In 2016 Dr Sathu started as a qualified lower limb orthopaedic surgeon at Mater Private Hospital Brisbane and Mater Hospital Brisbane in South Brisbane. His main areas of interest include: Primary and Revision Hip Replacement Surgery Primary and Revision Knee Replacement Surgery Hip and Knee reconstructive surgery Foot and Ankle Surgery Sports Injuries Dr Sathu has been involved in research and teaching throughout his training and fellowship and is a published author in orthopaedic texts and journal articles. He is currently involved in active research at the Mater Hospital Brisbane as well as the education of medical students through to registrars and fellows in orthopaedic surgery. Dr Sathu admits patients to Mater Private Hospital Brisbane, in addition to working at Mater Hospital Brisbane. Dr Sathu also performs intermediate surgery at the Mater Hospital Brisbane.

Research Interest

Orthopaedic Surgery