American Hospital Dubai expands excellence in scoliosis treatment

UAE—The American Hospital Dubai’s Scoliosis Centre has expanded its footprint of excellence in complex disease management in the UAE.

This center offers state-of-the-art diagnosis, screening, treatment, and management, furthering the hospital’s mission and vision to deliver outstanding services for complex diseases.

 As the region’s leader in multi-specialism for complex diseases, American Hospital Dubai is renowned for its exceptional care and management of spinal conditions.

Led by Dr. Michael Antony, a Consultant Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon with more than 15 years of experience in treating spinal conditions in both children and adults, the highly specialized Scoliosis Centre is part of the hospital’s expansion of its complex disease services.

Dr. Antony and his team provide patients with multidisciplinary assessment, care, and evidence-based treatment.

The highly skilled team at the Scoliosis Centre will now offer accurate diagnoses, advanced imaging and screening, computer navigation and robotics, and comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment and care.

These capabilities place the center at the leading edge of the field in the region. The center employs a range of interventional methods, including physiotherapy, bracing, and surgery if required, to treat scoliosis and other complex spinal conditions in children and adults.

Commenting on the initiative, Sherif Beshara, Group CEO of American Hospital Dubai, highlighted his commitment to expanding the hospital’s expertise in treating complex diseases.

He emphasized that the Scoliosis Centre is another step towards achieving that mission. Beshara further stated that effective management of complex diseases is integral to providing high-quality medical care.

Consequently, American Hospital Dubai will continue to blaze the trail in finding solutions to the most challenging health conditions.

Scoliosis, a spectrum of spinal conditions that leads to mild to severe spinal curvatures, can occur in children, adolescents, and adults due to genetics, neuromuscular causes, degenerative issues, or spinal injuries.

This condition affects a significant percentage of the population and is highly treatable when diagnosed early.

Moreover, many treatments are non-surgical, yielding positive results.

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