Treating spinal and nervous system conditions
Neurosurgery
Treatment of spinal and nervous-system conditions: diagnostics, minimally invasive procedures, surgical qualification and post-operative care.
Treating spinal and nervous system conditions
Treatment of spinal and nervous-system conditions: diagnostics, minimally invasive procedures, surgical qualification and post-operative care.

What sets us apart?
The neurosurgeon works with our on-site physiotherapy team. Patients receive a consistent plan, from a targeted pain-relief block through to individualized rehabilitation.
Image-guided perispinal blocks, radiofrequency ablation, PRP and Orthokine, along with other outpatient treatments, relieve pain without the need for hospitalization.
We perform endoscopic and microscopic spinal procedures with minimal tissue disruption, shortening recovery and reducing the risk of complications.
When surgical treatment is required, the neurosurgeon carries out full qualification, performs the procedure in a hospital setting, and guides the patient through a safe recovery.
Neurosurgery team
Below you'll find profiles of doctors providing consultations, spinal procedure qualification and post-operative care.
Available doctors
3 neurosurgeons
How to choose
Check whether a profile focuses on spinal conditions, minimally invasive procedures, or qualification for surgical treatment.
Neurosurgeon
He provides neurosurgery consultations, with particular focus on spinal conditions, neuro-oncology and vascular diseases of the central nervous system.
Neurosurgeon
He provides neurosurgery consultations, with particular focus on spinal conditions and minimally invasive treatment methods.
Neurosurgeon
He provides neurosurgery consultations for spinal and nervous system conditions, working alongside a team of experienced neurosurgeons.
Scope of services
Outpatient procedures
An assessment of a spinal or nervous-system condition, review of imaging records and a plan for further care.
A targeted injection of a pain-relief preparation around the nerve roots or facet joints after neurosurgical qualification.
A radiofrequency (RF) procedure that disables the nerves responsible for chronic spinal pain, performed after qualification.
Advanced radiofrequency ablation using the cooled Coolief system, allowing a larger and more precise ablation of painful spinal structures.
Injecting platelet-rich plasma (PRP) around the spine under fluoroscopic X-ray guidance to support tissue regeneration.
Injecting autologous conditioned plasma (Orthokine) around the spine to reduce inflammation and support tissue regeneration.
Surgical treatment
Every operation requires a prior neurosurgical consultation and full qualification. We guide the patient through preparation, the procedure in a modern operating theatre, and post-operative follow-up in cooperation with our physiotherapy team.
Minimally invasive removal of a herniated disc fragment through an endoscope, with minimal disruption to surrounding tissue.
Endoscopic widening of a narrowed spinal canal, removing structures compressing the dural sac and nerve roots.
Endoscopic decompression of the disc nucleus using thermal or mechanical pressure reduction within the intervertebral disc.
Microsurgical removal of a herniated intervertebral disc using an operating microscope and minimal tissue access.
Percutaneous, needle-based disc decompression under image guidance, without the need to widely open the spinal canal.
Microsurgical widening of a narrowed spinal canal, removing structures compressing the dural sac using an operating microscope.
Injecting Discogel gel into the disc nucleus to reduce a herniation and relieve pressure on the nerve roots.
Before your first visit
A few simple tips to help you prepare calmly for your first contact and make the most of your appointment time.
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bring your MRI, X-ray and CT results, plus discharge notes from any earlier spine or nervous-system treatment
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describe where you feel pain, whether it radiates, what makes it worse and how long it has lasted
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prepare a list of your regular medications, including anticoagulants and painkillers
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comfortable clothing makes it easier to examine the spine; write down your questions about possible procedures and next steps
Next step
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