Spine Surgery
The Spine Surgery Section of AMC Department of Orthopedic Surgery is one of Asia’s leading centers for the treatment of complex spinal disorders. Led by a team of internationally recognized surgeons, the section delivers state-of-the-art surgical care across the full spectrum of spinal conditions, including spinal deformity, metastatic tumors, cervical myelopathy, and degenerative diseases.
Our section is uniquely equipped to manage high complex cases, with extensive experience in adult and pediatric spinal deformities, high cervical lesions, and metastatic spine tumors. We offer patient-specific, evidence-based treatment strategies designed to optimize functional outcomes and enhance long-term quality of life.
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Core Clinical Expertise
- Spinal deformity correction (including scoliosis, kyphosis, and sagittal imbalance)
- Cervical spine surgery (myelopathy, radiculopathy, and cervical deformity)
- Metastatic and primary spinal tumors
- Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS)
- Revision spine surgery and complex reconstruction
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Flagship Program: Scoliosis Center
- One of the largest scoliosis centers in Asia, performing over 200 deformity correction surgeries annually
- Advanced techniques including posterior vertebral column resection (PVCR), navigation-assisted deformity correction, and expandable implants for early-onset scoliosis
- Multidisciplinary care approach involving pediatrics, rehabilitation, and anesthesiology
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Oncologic Spine Surgery Leadership
As part of AMC Cancer Institute, the Spine Surgery Section manages a high volume of patients with spinal metastases. Our surgeons work in close collaboration with oncology, radiology, and radiation oncology to deliver comprehensive, multidisciplinary care. Surgical approaches, including separation surgery and en bloc resection, are selectively employed to achieve oncologic control while preserving function.
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Academic and Global Impact
- Over 300 peer-reviewed publications authored by division faculty
- Leading contributions to international societies including the Cervical Spine Research Society (CSRS)
- Regular participation in global conferences and clinical trials on spinal cord compression, cervical procedures, and deformity surgery
- Active role in training future leaders through fellowships and international exchange programs
The Spine Surgery Section is committed to advancing spinal care through surgical innovation, academic excellence, and patient-centered outcomes. Whether addressing routine spinal conditions or the most complex deformities and tumors, we strive to set new standards in spine surgery both regionally and globally.