By Mr Colin Nnadi
07.03.24
Paediatric orthopaedic surgeon
Early onset scoliosis: Why it’s important to seek assistance
Leading adult and paediatric spinal deformity surgeon Mr Colin Nnadi discusses early onset scoliosis in children, including symptoms, treatment and diagnosis, in this informative article.
By Mr Colin Nnadi
23.02.23
Surgeon
Slipped disc treatment: everything you need to know
Slipped discs, also known as herniated discs, can cause a range of different symptoms, ranging from pain and pins and needles to loss of bladder or bowel control. In his latest informative article, revered adult and paediatric spinal deformity surgeon Mr Colin Nnadi explains this condition in detail.
By Mr Colin Nnadi
30.05.18
Orthopaedic surgeon
What causes lower back pain and when should I be worried?
If you have lower back pain, it’s important to visit a doctor to check that it isn’t indicative of a wider issue. In this article top spinal surgeon Mr Colin Nnadi explains what treatments might be offered, and in what situations surgery might be necessary.
By Mr Colin Nnadi
11.05.18
Orthopaedic surgeon
Early warning signs of spinal stenosis
Back pain can be successfully managed through medication, getting enough exercise, and physiotherapy, but if you are finding that your symptoms do not improve your pain could be due to a degenerative condition called spinal stenosis. In this article, expert orthopaedic surgeon Dr Colin Nnadi discusses what symptoms to look out for in spinal stenosis and how it can be treated.
By Mr Colin Nnadi
19.04.18
Orthopaedic surgeon
Magnetic growing rods: exciting advances in the treatment of early onset scoliosis
While early onset scoliosis (EOS) is rare, it can develop any time between birth and the age of ten, so it is important to watch your child and check for the symptoms of the condition. Mr Colin Nnadi, expert paediatric spinal surgeon, explains the latest developments in spinal surgery, and how they can benefit children diagnosed with EOS.
By Mr Colin Nnadi
26.02.18
Orthopaedic surgeon
Treatment of early onset scoliosis: what is the MAGEC system?
Early onset scoliosis is a type of scoliosis which develops in children before the age of 10. Mr Colin Nnadi, expert spinal surgeon specialised in paediatric spinal conditions, explains more about the condition and some of the newer methods it can be treated with.
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