Registrations now open

The 7th Annual Sydney Spinal Symposium (SSS 2025) is scheduled to take place at the ICC Sydney, Darling Harbour, on Friday 5 September 2025
SSS 2025 builds on the strong support extended by past stakeholders, which includes a diverse group of practitioners, researchers, educators, and sponsors who have shown significant interest in this event.

This year's symposium will feature a rich program of keynote speakers, highlighting the contributions of visiting professors and distinguished surgeons, which will be further complemented by engaging talks from leading researchers along with abstract and poster presentations showcasing the latest findings.

A major highlight for 2025 will be the participation of the Adelaide University Spinal Surgery Forum as official participants of SSS, and their active involvement in the scientific committee.

The key theme for SSS 2025 is pain including topics such as paediatrics, psychology, population approaches, pharmacy, and biomechanics

Dr Ashish Diwan
Spine Service, St George Hospital Campus, UNSW

Conference Chair

Sydney Spinal Symposium team explaining Spinal Science to general Public.


Testimonials from Previous Symposium

‘Brilliant concept to finally have a stand-alone Sydney multimodal spinal theme’

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‘It was great getting to meet others who work with spine from a broad range of backgrounds - great to hear what other people are doing in this space’

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‘Wonderful, warm and informative experience. Congratulations!!’

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‘Overall I enjoyed the breadth of the program in that it addressed current state, future directions and multi-management approaches’

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‘Loved the mix of presenters and topics’

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‘Brilliant concept to finally have a stand-alone Sydney multimodal spinal theme’ 〰️ ‘It was great getting to meet others who work with spine from a broad range of backgrounds - great to hear what other people are doing in this space’ 〰️ ‘Wonderful, warm and informative experience. Congratulations!!’ 〰️ ‘Overall I enjoyed the breadth of the program in that it addressed current state, future directions and multi-management approaches’ 〰️ ‘Loved the mix of presenters and topics’ 〰️