Assuta Medical Center in Tel Aviv, Israel, treats scoliosis with a full range of options. Diagnostics may cost around $510 for a CT scan, while an MRI of the spine runs about $1,100–$1,400. The clinic specializes in both traditional spinal fusion and the modern ApiFix system implantation, a minimally invasive surgery costing around $33,465. It operates the advanced EOS imaging system and its team is led by a Forbes-recognized specialist, Dr. Dror Ovadia.
Diagnostics
Assuta uses specialized imaging to precisely diagnose scoliosis. The EOS system captures full-body images with very low radiation.
- CT scan for detailed bone structure costs around $510.
- MRI of the spinal cord for around $1,100–$1,400.
- MRI of one spinal area for about $1,350.
Treatment Options
The clinic offers both non-surgical and surgical methods. The right approach depends on the curve severity and the patient's age.
Dr. Dror Ovadia leads the spine team. He is a member of the Scoliosis Research Society. His training includes work at a renowned clinic in Paris.
For mild to moderate scoliosis, doctors may recommend an orthopedic brace. This non-surgical method helps manage the curve's progression.
For severe cases, surgery is an option.
- Spinal Fusion (Spondylodesis): This traditional surgery corrects deformity by fusing vertebrae together.
- ApiFix System Implantation: This minimally invasive option costs around $33,465. It preserves spine growth in children. The system gradually corrects the curve with small adjustments.
Assuta is a JCI-accredited private network with 11 hospitals. Patients can choose their attending physician. To explore these personalized scoliosis treatment options, you can request a consultation.
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