A/Prof Wee Tee You are here:HomeOur ServicesOur Doctors & Specialists Specialty Specialist Complex Spine and Brain Surgeon Areas of interest Degenerative spinal disorders (including pars defect repairs)Spinal tumoursSpinal deformity (including scoliosis, kyphosis, cranio-cervical junction abnormalities)Brain traumaBrain fluid flow dysfunction Address Suite 1, Level 6, 32 Erin StreetRichmond3121 Tel (03) 9427 1492 Fax (03) 9086 4188 Website www.melbournespinecentre.com.au Bio Associate Professor Jin Tee is a complex spine surgeon and neurosurgeon. His clinical practice is in complex spine and neurosurgery. He provides minimally invasive (MIS) and open surgical solutions for all spinal pathologies, when appropriate. He also specialises in neurotrauma, metastatic brain disease, hydrocephalus and the elderly population. A/Prof Tee is a member of the AOSpine International Trauma Knowledge Forum which develops the International Standards that guide the treatment of Spine Trauma. He is also a global partner of the AOSpine International RECODE-DCM (Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy) initiative. He is Head of Spine and Neurotrauma Research at the National Trauma Research Institute (NTRI), a member of the Alfred Trauma Registry and the Alfred Trauma committee. A/Prof Tee is a post-graduate of Monash University and a graduate of the University of Melbourne. He also completed the AOSpine North American Combined Neurosurgery and Orthopaedic Complex Spine Fellowship at the world-renowned Vancouver Spine Institute. At the Alfred Hospital, he treats all spinal pathologies and in particular, trauma and cancer, and brain pathologies. He also consults at Frankston General Hospital. His private practice is based at the Epworth (Richmond), Peninsula Private (Frankston), John Fawkner (Coburg) and St Vincent’s Private Melbourne and Werribee. His rural practice is in Mildura and Castlemaine. SUBSPECIALTY INTERESTS INCLUDE: • Degenerative spinal disorders (including pars defect repairs) • Spinal tumours • Spinal deformity (including scoliosis, kyphosis, cranio-cervical junction abnormalities) • Brain trauma • Brain fluid flow dysfunction • Mestastatic brain disease Download a copy of A/Prof Tee's profile here.