Spine Surgery Programme
The Aga Khan University Hospital's Spine Surgery Programme is dedicated to diagnosing and treating all types of spinal conditions. Our team utilises the latest advancements in technology and minimally invasive techniques to provide patients with the best possible outcomes and a quicker recovery.
Conditions We Treat
If you are experiencing any of the following, you may benefit from a consultation with our spine specialists:
- Neck or back pain
- Leg pain caused by nerve compression (sciatica)
- Numbness or weakness in the arms or legs
- Narrowing of the spinal canal (spinal stenosis)
- Herniated disc
- Curvature of the spine (scoliosis)
- Fractures of the spine
- Tumours of the spine
Our Services
The AKUH Spine Surgery Programme offers a variety of treatment options, including:
- Minimally invasive spine surgery: Utilising advanced techniques to reduce recovery time and pain.
- Microdiscectomy: Removal of herniated disc material.
- Spinal fusion: Stabilising vertebrae for improved stability.
- Spinal decompression: Creating more space in the spinal canal for nerves.
- Revision spine surgery: Correcting previous spine surgeries.
- Image-guided injections: Providing targeted pain relief.
Our Multidisciplinary Team
Our programme brings together a team of experts, including:
- Orthopaedic spine surgeons: Highly trained specialists performing complex spine surgeries.
- Neurologists: Diagnosing and treating nerve conditions affecting the spine.
- Pain management specialists: Offering non-surgical solutions for pain relief.
- Physiotherapists: Developing personalised rehabilitation programs to improve strength and flexibility.
- Nurses: Providing compassionate care and education throughout your journey.
To learn more about our highly trained and skilled experts, search on Find a Doctor under the speciality of Orthopaedic Surgery.
If you are experiencing any spinal pain or discomfort, please consult with your doctor to discuss whether a referral to the AKUH Spine Surgery Programme is right for you. Early diagnosis and treatment can lead to better outcomes and a quicker recovery.
