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Neurosciences

Spinal Fusion

Two or more vertebrae are permanently joined to eliminate painful motion, typically for degenerative disc disease or instability.

A neurosciences consultant reviews your case

You receive their name and credentials before your consultation, and meet them on a video call before anything is booked.

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Neurosciences

Consultant assigned per case

Verified
Time on the ground
12–15 days on the ground
Hospital stay
4–6 nights in hospital
Recovery
3–6 months

A consultant reviews your reports before your consultation is arranged.

Who typically needs this

Chronic lower back pain from disc degeneration, spondylolisthesis, or spinal instability unresponsive to conservative care.

What the procedure looks like

  1. 01

    MRI review and surgical planning (Day 1–2)

  2. 02

    Surgery, 3–5 hours (Day 3)

  3. 03

    Brace fitting and supervised walking (Day 4–6)

Recovery & aftercare

A structured 12-week mobility plan with remote physiotherapist check-ins.

Frequently asked

Will I need a brace long-term?

Most patients wear a brace for 6–8 weeks only, confirmed by your surgeon before you fly home.

This page describes the procedure in general terms and is not medical advice. Whether it is appropriate for you can only be decided by a doctor who has reviewed your records. Timelines and recovery periods are typical, not a commitment for your case.

Reviewed by a clinical team before anything is booked

Ask a consultant about Spinal Fusion

Send your reports and a doctor reads them before anything is arranged. No charge, no obligation to book.

  • Submit your medical details

    Around five minutes. Upload reports if you have them.

  • Book a free consultation

    30 minutes with the consultant who would treat you.

  • Just ask a question

    Not ready to share records? Start with a conversation.

Most cases reviewed within 48 hours+1 (000) 000-0000