About spinal care
Conditions which can affect the spine and cause pain or disability are broadly grouped into degenerative, traumatic injury, deformity and tumours.
Search for a spinal specialist
You'll be seen by one of our world-class spinal surgeons with expert training in their sub-specialty. Pioneering the latest surgical procedures, they offer patients the very highest levels of care.
Spinal conditions
Lower back pain
Slipped disc
Spinal stenosis
Neck pain
Ankylosing spondylitis
Arachnoiditis
Cauda equina syndrome
Spinal injuries
Spinal cord injury
Spinal fractures
Infections of the Spine

Learn more about our Children and Adolescent's Scoliosis Service
Find out more about scoliosis and how we can treat it using MAGEC® growing-rods to reduce the number of surgeries required.
More about Scoliosis in adults
Childhood spinal conditions
Back pain in children and teens
HyperKyphosis in children
Spina bifida
Tumours of the spine
Symptoms
Types of spinal surgery
Open surgery is the traditional type of surgery where an incision is made. Recently, minimally invasive surgery is becoming more widely used because of the perceived advantages of less disruption to body tissues and reduced blood loss, in addition to quicker recovery.
However some types of surgery still require access to larger areas for insertion of implants. Your consultant will help you decide which approach is best for you.

Spinal care locations
We offer the latest spinal diagnostics and procedures at convenient locations across the UK.
Request a spinal appointment
We're happy to help you make an appointment with one of our experienced spinal consultants. We can also make imaging and outpatient physiotherapy appointments for you.