State-of-the-art 3D/4D technology for precise analysis of the spine, posture and movement patterns.

• Decompression procedures in which compressed nerves are exposed under a surgical microscope
• Herniated discs (nucleotomy), spinal canal stenosis and bony overgrowths (undercutting)
• Tumours of the spine, spinal nerves and spinal cord
• Biopsies

Restoring the alignment and function of spinal motion segments

• Minimally invasive and conventional techniques
• Replacement of damaged discs with an artificial disc while preserving mobility
• Vertebral body replacement, for example for tumours
• Fusion (spondylodesis) for vertebral slippage and instability, such as in rheumatoid arthritis
• Correction of post-traumatic deformity caused by fractures and stabilisation with bone cement (kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty)
• Spinal deformities
• Nerve reconstruction

• Periradicular therapy (spinal injections under fluoroscopic and CT guidance)
• Pain catheter

Curvature of the spine

• Treatment varies according to severity
• Muscle strengthening or a brace for mild cases
• Surgical correction and stabilisation (spinal fusion) for severe cases, such as ankylosing spondylitis

Yes. Please bring MRI or CT images, reports and information about previous treatment.

Surgery is considered if conservative treatment is insufficient or if there are neurological deficits, severe pain or significant narrowing.

It records posture, alignment and axes and can provide additional information for treatment decisions.

Movement, muscle activity and load management are often key factors in treatment and follow-up care.

Common conditions include slipped discs, spinal stenosis, radiating back pain, restricted movement and symptoms under load.