Spinal stenosis Doctors Abroad — Page 5

Prof. Dr. Murat Kayalar is a specialist at EMOT Hospital and has worked with the EMOT family since 1998. His clinical scope includes hand surgery and microsurgery-related reconstruction, with EMOT patient listings covering SLAC, SNAC, and thumb conditions. He also has an academic focus in reconstructive microsurgery topics such as free arterialized venous flaps and syndactylizing arterialized venous flaps.

Adrianna Głogowska is a neurosurgery resident at CM Gamma, training at the Neurosurgery Clinic of Szpital Bielański. She focuses on minimally invasive operative treatment of degenerative spine disease, especially endoscopic techniques. She also performs minimally invasive stereotactic biopsies in cancer conditions and teaches neuro-surgery and neuro-traumatology at Warsaw Medical University during the academic year.

Matilde Rodríguez is a specialist at Cellular Institute focused on spinal recovery and neural pathway regeneration. She has neurosurgical training and a specialized certification from Houston Methodist (Texas), and she holds Mexican Medical License No. 12651081. Her ISSCA/ISSSA speaking work emphasizes clinical protocol safety and includes EBOO therapy and advanced regenerative spinal protocols.

Aghayev is an Associate Professor of Neurosurgery with 20+ years of experience treating brain and spine conditions in Istanbul. At the clinic, he combines neurosurgery training from Hacettepe School of Medicine with a Spinal Oncology Clinical Fellowship at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center. A practical differentiator for patients is his work on spinal/bone fusion instrumentation, including US patents (2020–2023) for fusion systems, a transdiscal screw, and an expandable intervertebral cage.

Ai Zhihua is an Endocrinology and Rheumatology specialist at this clinic. He focuses on diabetes and chronic complications, hyperuricemia and gout, thyroid and adrenal disorders, and osteoporosis. His listed diagnostics include thyroid function tests (T3, T4, TSH), thyroid ultrasound, and bone density scanning (DEXA/DXA).

Dr. İsmail Şimşek is a neurosurgeon at the Neuromodulation Center, specializing in functional neurosurgery with Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, and essential tremor. He also performs epilepsy surgery using Vagal Nerve Stimulation (VNS) and manages both pediatric and adult brain tumors. His broader practice includes spinal surgery and pain management through neuromodulation.

Dr. Marcelo Amato is a neurosurgeon and spine surgeon in São Paulo. He focuses on endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery. He earned his MD in 2004 and completed neurosurgery residency in 2009 at FMRP‑USP. He holds a PhD in Neurosurgery/Clinical Surgery. He is a specialist in Neurosurgery and Spine Surgery recognized by the Brazilian Neurosurgery and Spine societies and the Brazilian Medical Association. CRM‑SP 116,579; RQE 29,417.

He has worked in endoscopic spine surgery since 2013. His work includes clinical care, teaching, and research. He teaches courses. He is a collaborator at the University Hospital (FMRP‑USP) and is director of Amato Hospital Day. His website reports over 2,100 spine surgeries and over 1,600 pediatric neurosurgeries up to 2021, and over 97% satisfaction in endoscopic cases (Macnab). At the São Paulo Air Force Hospital (2010–2018), he helped rebuild the neurosurgery service and performed more than 250 high‑complexity procedures.