Spine and Scoliosis

Spine and Scoliosis

Spine Surgery & Scoliosis Care

Advanced spine and scoliosis correction with minimally invasive techniques, precision navigation, and personalized rehabilitation.

Our team prioritizes non-surgical treatment whenever possible, including physiotherapy, pain management, bracing, and rehabilitation. Surgery is considered when spinal deformity progresses, neurological function is at risk, instability develops, or symptoms significantly impact daily life. We provide advanced management for scoliosis and complex spinal conditions using precision imaging, intraoperative neuromonitoring, and customized correction strategies to improve spinal balance, posture, function, and long-term outcomes.

O-arm 3D

imaging and Navigation-guided spine surgery

Specialized

scoliosis & deformity correction program

Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) techniques

Multidisciplinary spine board & neuro-rehabilitation

Common Conditions & Subspecialty Clinics.

Procedures & Treatments.

Revision spine surgery for failed prior procedures

Spine infection debridement & reconstruction 

Tumor stabilization surgery in collaboration with Oncology

Vertebral augmentation & kyphoplasty 

Spinal trauma surgery 

ACDF (Anterior Cervical Discectomy & Fusion) 

Motion-preserving cervical disc replacement

Anterior Spinal fusions (ALIF/ OLIF/ XLIF) 

Posterior spinal fusions (TLIF/PLIF) 

MIS microdiscectomy & decompression 

Bracing programs for selected scoliosis patients 

Osteotomies for severe deformity correction

Complex spinal deformity reconstruction 

Growth-friendly solutions for pediatric scoliosis

3D-planned scoliosis correction surgery

Care Pathway & Coordination.

1
Consultation

Consultation

Comprehensive evaluation to understand your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals.

2
Advanced Imaging & Spinal Alignment Analysis

Advanced Imaging & Spinal Alignment Analysis

Detailed imaging and alignment assessment to accurately diagnose spinal conditions.

3
Multidisciplinary Spine Board Review

Multidisciplinary Spine Board Review

Collaborative case review by spine specialists to develop a personalized treatment plan.

4
Prehabilitation & Physiotherapy

Prehabilitation & Physiotherapy

Customized therapy program to improve strength, mobility, and surgical readiness.

5
Surgery (If Indicated)

Surgery (If Indicated)

Advanced surgical treatment using the most appropriate techniques for your condition.

6
ERAS Pain Management

ERAS Pain Management

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols to optimize pain control and promote faster recovery.

7
Neuro-Rehabilitation & Follow-Up Care

Neuro-Rehabilitation & Follow-Up Care

Ongoing rehabilitation and regular follow-up to restore function and support long-term recovery.

8
Scoliosis & Spinal Deformity Program

Scoliosis & Spinal Deformity Program

Comprehensive pediatric and adult scoliosis care with advanced 3D planning, deformity analysis, corrective surgery, and long-term rehabilitation.

9
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Program

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Program

Focused on reducing tissue disruption, shortening recovery time, minimizing pain, and enabling faster return to daily activities.

10
Spine Infection Multidisciplinary Clinic

Spine Infection Multidisciplinary Clinic

Integrated care pathway involving infectious disease specialists, spine surgeons, radiologists, and rehabilitation experts.

Technologies and Facilities.

O-arm intraoperative 3D imaging

Navigation-guided spine surgery

Intraoperative neuromonitoring

Advanced minimally invasive surgical systems

Specialized prone positioning frames

Dedicated neuro-rehabilitation services

Our Experts.

Dr. Abdulkader Hamad

Dr. Abdulkader Hamad

Consultant Orthopedic Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions.

Does every scoliosis patient need surgery?

No. Most scoliosis cases can be managed with observation, physiotherapy, or bracing. Surgery is typically recommended for progressive curves, severe deformity, pain, or functional impairment.

What are the signs that scoliosis may be worsening?

Uneven shoulders, rib prominence, posture imbalance, worsening back pain, or progressive spinal curvature may indicate progression and should be evaluated by a scoliosis specialist.

How long is scoliosis surgery recovery?

Recovery varies depending on curve severity and procedure type. Most patients gradually return to normal activities over several weeks to months with guided rehabilitation.

Do all disc herniations require surgery?

No. Many improve with medications, physiotherapy, and time. Surgery is considered when symptoms persist or neurological deficits develop.

What is the difference between microdiscectomy and fusion?

Microdiscectomy removes herniated disc material compressing a nerve. Fusion stabilizes painful or unstable spinal segments and is reserved for specific conditions.

Is minimally invasive spine surgery better?

Minimally invasive techniques may reduce muscle damage, blood loss, hospital stay, and recovery time in selected patients. Suitability depends on the condition being treated.

Will I need a brace after surgery?

Not always. Bracing depends on the procedure performed, bone quality, and surgeon recommendation.

8) Does smoking affect spine surgery outcomes?

Yes. Smoking negatively affects bone healing, fusion success, and wound recovery. Smoking cessation is strongly advised before and after surgery.

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