14/04/2026Mr Antonino RussoComplex Spinal SurgeonGetting backup on adult degenerative scoliosisIn this article, a consultant spinal neurosurgeon explains adult degenerative spine scoliosis and what can be done to address it.
10/02/2026Mr Julian LeongConsultant Orthopaedic Spinal SurgeonHow often is surgery not needed for scoliosis? Why exercise matters in treatmentA diagnosis of scoliosis can understandably cause concern, particularly when patients or parents worry that surgery may be inevitable. In reality, advances in spinal care mean that most people with scoliosis are successfully managed without an operation. More articles from this doctor
10/11/2025Mr Wai YoonConsultant orthopaedic spinal surgeonWhen back pain is more than muscle strain: Recognising scoliosis in adultsPersistent back pain and changes in body shape may be a sign of scoliosis; a condition where the spine curves sideways. Although scoliosis is often associated with childhood, many adults also develop it later in life.More articles from this doctor
29/07/2025Mr Julian LeongConsultant Orthopaedic Spinal SurgeonScoliosis FAQsScoliosis is a condition that can affect people of all ages, though it’s most commonly diagnosed in children and adolescents during their growth spurts. This article by a consultant spinal surgeon provides an expert insight into scoliosis, answering key questions about its causes, symptoms, and treatment options. More articles from this doctor
29/07/2025Professor Michael McCarthyOrthopaedic SurgeonUnderstanding spinal deformities: Causes, symptoms and treatmentsSpinal deformities are conditions where the spine curves or twists in an unusual way. While some spinal curves are completely normal, others can lead to pain, visible changes in posture, and reduced mobility. In this article, a spinal surgeon explains the most common types of spinal deformities, what causes them, how they’re diagnosed, and the treatment options available.
19/05/2025Written by Top DoctorsGetting backup on adult degenerative lumbar scoliosis with associated spinal stenosisIn this article, a consultant a consultant spinal neurosurgeon explains how adult degenerative lumbar spine scoliosis with associated spinal stenosis occurs and what can be done to address it.
16/04/2025Mr Khalid SalemSpinal SurgeonAll about adult spinal deformitySpinal deformity is a term used to described a very large spectrum of spinal abnormalities linked to a deviation from what is considered ‘normal’ in spinal alignment. Leading consultant orthopaedic spinal surgeon Mr Khalid Salem takes a look at ageing spinal deformities and the treatment options available to date.More articles from this doctor
31/03/2025Mr Wai YoonConsultant orthopaedic spinal surgeonSpotting scoliosis early: why spring brings a rise in referralsScoliosis is a condition wherein the curvature of the spine is abnormal. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon explains the symptoms of scoliosis, and how the weather may them more noticeable early on.More articles from this doctor
25/02/2025Mr Michael MokawemSpinal SurgeonAdult degenerative scoliosisAdult degenerative scoliosis is a condition where the spine curves abnormally due to age-related changes in the bones and discs. It typically develops in individuals over 50 and can cause pain, stiffness, and mobility issues.More articles from this doctor
06/01/2025Mr Edward SeelConsultant spinal surgeonMaximise recovery from robotic spinal fusion surgerySpinal fusion surgery is a procedure used to treat conditions like chronic back pain, scoliosis, or degenerative disc disease by permanently connecting two or more vertebrae in the spine. In recent years, robotic-assisted navigation has revolutionised spinal fusion surgery by offering greater precision, shorter recovery times and improved outcomes for patients.
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