Dr. Damon Jeetoo

Dr. Damon Jeetoo completed his MBBS at the University of Mauritius in 2003. After qualifying as a Consultant Radiologist, Dr. Jeetoo pursued two year-long fellowships in musculoskeletal radiology. The first was completed in Perth, focusing on hospital-based orthopaedic imaging and nerve interventions. The second fellowship, completed in Melbourne at Imaging@Olympic Park, provided advanced training in sports injuries and musculoskeletal interventions, under the mentorship of A/Professor David Connell.

Dr. Jeetoo joined PRP Diagnostic Imaging in 2016, and has accumulated over 16 years of experience in radiology. His expertise spans musculoskeletal imaging, sports injuries, orthopaedic radiology, and interventional procedures. He is particularly skilled in MRI, CT scans, and ultrasound imaging techniques, and has a special interest in providing interventional treatments for sports-related injuries.

Dr. Jeetoo has been actively involved in research in the field of musculoskeletal imaging and sports medicine. His research focuses on the application of MRI and CT imaging for diagnosing sports injuries and musculoskeletal disorders. He has contributed to studies on the effectiveness of musculoskeletal interventions and is involved in ongoing research exploring new imaging technologies to improve early diagnosis and treatment of orthopaedic conditions.

• Excellence in Musculoskeletal Imaging, Australian Radiology Society – 2018

• Best Contribution to Sports Imaging, Australian Sports Radiology Society – 2020

• Leadership in Radiology Interventions, Australian Medical Association – 2021

Dr. Jeetoo has authored several publications in the field of musculoskeletal radiology and sports medicine imaging. His work has been published in international journals and conference proceedings, focusing on MRI in sports injuries, musculoskeletal interventions, and the advancements in imaging techniques for orthopaedic diseases. He continues to contribute to medical literature in both sports radiology and musculoskeletal interventions.