Maree T. Izatt is an Orthopedic Surgeon based in South Brisbane, working out of Level 5, 62 Graham St, QLD 4101. Her practice looks after people with spine conditions, especially where the changes can affect how someone moves day to day and how their body grows.
Common reasons people seek help include scoliosis and kyphosis. In some cases, she sees adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, which means the curve shows up during the teenage years and doesn’t have one clear cause. At times, children and families also come in for guidance around more complex needs, such as Rett syndrome, where posture and movement can be part of the picture.
Care can also include discussions around kyphosis and the long-term steps that may be needed to keep the spine as stable as possible. Treatment plans vary from person to person, and in many cases the focus is on making sure families understand the options, the trade-offs, and what to expect over time.
Spinal fusion is one of the procedures mentioned in her service profile. That’s a big decision for any family, so it’s usually the kind of appointment where questions are welcome and there’s time to work through the risks and benefits in plain language. The aim is to support the best outcome while taking the person’s age, symptoms, and overall health into account.
Alongside this, her service profile also includes endoscopy. Depending on the situation, endoscopy may be used as part of evaluation or management, and it can help the clinical team gather clearer information before deciding on the next step.
Maree’s experience in orthopaedics supports her work with both younger patients and adults. She understands that spine issues aren’t just about scans. They can affect comfort, activity, confidence, and sleep. Over time, she focuses on practical care, clear explanations, and helping people feel more in control of the plan.
Education details aren’t listed here, but she is trained as an orthopaedic surgeon and works within that scope. If you want specific information about training or qualifications, it’s best to check directly with the practice.
There’s no specific research or clinical trials information shown for her profile here. If clinical trials are relevant to a condition you’re asking about, the team can usually point you to whether any are available locally or suitable for your situation.