Spine Treatment & Surgery

Surgery of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine — decompression, fusion, disc replacement, deformity correction and spinal tumours, including minimally invasive approaches.

Procedures

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Spinal surgery carried out through small incisions using tubular retractors, a microscope or an endoscope, so that less… View Detail Lumbar Spine Fusion & Decompression Pressure on the nerves in the lower back is relieved by removing bone or disc material, and the… View Detail Scoliosis and Kyphosis Spine Surgery Correction of an abnormal sideways or forward curve of the spine. Instrumentation is attached to the vertebrae to… View Detail Spine Fusion Surgery Two or more vertebrae are permanently joined so that there is no movement between them, using bone graft… View Detail Spine Tumour Surgery Removal of a tumour in or around the spinal column and spinal cord. The approach depends on where… View Detail Cervical Spine Surgery Surgery on the neck portion of the spine, approached from the front or the back, to relieve pressure… View Detail Spinal Decompression Bone, thickened ligament or disc material pressing on the spinal cord or nerve roots is removed. Laminectomy, laminotomy… View Detail Artificial Lumbar Disc Replacement A worn lumbar disc is removed and replaced with an artificial one, which is intended to keep some… View Detail

Consultants in this field

Specialists on our panel who work in Spine Treatment & Surgery. Which consultant is right for you depends on your reports — we will match you.

Hospitals we work with in this field

Partner hospitals where our panel includes a consultant in this field. Whether a specific procedure is available, and on what dates, is confirmed per case before you travel.

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AmalCure is a healthcare facilitation service and does not provide medical treatment or medical advice. Information on this page is general and is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified clinician. Qualifications, affiliations and accreditations are as published by the hospital or practitioner and should be verified independently before you commit to treatment.

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