Triaxis Sports & Joint Clinic provides assessment and management for sports injuries, musculoskeletal conditions, joint concerns, and long-term pain conditions.
Our clinic supports athletes, active individuals, office workers, and people experiencing symptoms affecting movement, physical activity, and daily function. Furthermore, we focus on understanding each individual’s condition through clinical assessment, diagnostic investigations where appropriate, and patient-centred care planning.
In addition, the clinic offers a range of services that include sports medicine consultations, musculoskeletal ultrasound assessment, ultrasound-guided procedures, rehabilitation planning, and long-term pain management.
More About Dr Dinesh
Dr Dinesh Sirisena is a Sports Medicine Consultant (official title with SMC). He trained in the UK and has clinical experience from the United Kingdom and Singapore. He has experience across professional football, rugby, tennis, basketball, marathon, aquatics, the Olympics and SEA Games
His clinical interests include:
• Consussion management
• Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
• Ultrasound-Guided Procedures (including PRP, prolotherapy, hydrodissection and Tenex)
• Long-Term Pain Management (spine, trigger points, myofascial pain, and chronic fatigue syndrome)
• Running-Related Injuries
• Complex Tendon Injuries
• Complex Ligament injuries
• Optimising degenerative joint disease
Furthermore, his practice involves the assessment and management of musculoskeletal conditions affecting athletes and active individuals, as well as patients experiencing joint, tendon, muscle, and spine-related symptoms.
The clinic assesses and manages a broad range of musculoskeletal and sports-related conditions, including:
Additionally, management plans may include education, rehabilitation strategies, exercise guidance, activity modification advice, and procedural options where clinically appropriate.

Real-time musculoskeletal imaging used as part of clinical assessment and procedural guidance.
PRP therapy may be considered as one of several management options for selected musculoskeletal conditions, depending on the individual’s clinical assessment.
Hydrodilatation may be considered for selected shoulder conditions following clinical evaluation.
Ultrasound guidance may be used during selected procedures to assist with visualisation of musculoskeletal structures.
Assessment and management options for individuals experiencing persistent musculoskeletal and spine-related symptoms.
