Overview
About the office
The neurosurgeon assesses whether a problem of the spine or brain needs surgery. Most disc herniations improve without surgery; the consultation determines when an operation is genuinely of benefit.
You are seen by the specialist
The consultation, examination and explanation are all done by the same doctor.
Everything in one place
The visit, exams and laboratory tests are all in one place, without being sent from one center to another.
Collaboration between specialists
18 specialties under one roof consult together when a problem affects more than one organ.
What we treat
- Lumbar and cervical disc herniation
- Spinal canal stenosis
- Sciatica: back pain that spreads to the leg
- Assessment of brain and spinal tumors
- Follow-up after surgery
When to book a visit
- Back pain that spreads to the leg and does not improve with treatment
- Numbness or weakness in the leg
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showing a disc herniation
- Emergency: loss of control of urine or stool together with back pain
How your visit works
- 1
Book
By phone, WhatsApp or online. Choose the day and time that suit you.
- 2
Visit
The specialist listens to your symptoms, examines you and reviews your previous tests and exams.
- 3
Exams
When needed, imaging interpretation is done during the same visit.
- 4
Plan
You receive a written report, treatment instructions and the date of your next check-up.
Our facilities
Frequently asked questions
What should I bring to the visit?
Previous test results and exams (a phone photo is fine), a list of the medicines you take with their doses, and your ID card.
Can I have the exams on the same day?
Yes, in most cases: imaging interpretation is done during the same visit, so the result can be interpreted right away.
How can I book?
Call 069 800 8006, message us on WhatsApp, or fill in the booking form on this page. Reception will confirm your appointment time.
Do I need to come fasting?
Only when you are having blood tests such as blood glucose and lipid profile, or an abdominal ultrasound. It is not needed for a routine visit.