
Spine Center & Orthopedics
The Spine Center & Orthopedics treats bone, joint, spine and musculoskeletal conditions, with particular depth in complex spine and scoliosis-deformity surgery. The team manages adult and pediatric scoliosis, disc herniation and spinal stenosis, spinal tumours and fractures, alongside joint replacement, sports injuries and trauma — using minimally invasive, endoscopic and navigation-assisted techniques with physical therapy.
Medically reviewed by the Florence Healthcare medical team · Last reviewed June 2026
One coordinated team, one plan for your care
Orthopedic and spine surgeons work with physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists across the full musculoskeletal range. The spine program is a particular strength — covering scoliosis and complex deformity correction, disc herniation and stenosis (with microdiscectomy, motion-preserving disc replacement and endoscopic, minimally invasive surgery), and spinal tumours — alongside joint replacement, sports medicine and trauma, with an emphasis on getting patients moving again.
International patients receive a coordinator, a clear plan and a transparent cost estimate before travel, including the expected length of stay and rehabilitation.
Programs & sub-specialties
- Scoliosis & spinal deformity correction
- Disc surgery (microdiscectomy & disc replacement)
- Minimally invasive & endoscopic spine surgery
- Joint replacement (hip & knee)
- Sports medicine & arthroscopy
- Trauma, fractures & rehabilitation
Why patients choose the Spine Center & Orthopedics
Surgeons and therapists in one team
Orthopedic and spine surgeons work alongside physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists, so recovery is planned from day one.
Modern implants and techniques
Contemporary joint implants and, where suitable, minimally invasive and navigation-assisted spine surgery.
Built for international patients
A dedicated coordinator, care in your language, invitation letters for your visa, airport transfers and a transparent cost estimate before you travel.
Accredited quality & safety
Care delivered to internationally recognized JCI standards across our Istanbul hospitals, with outcomes tracked and reviewed.
Treatments & procedures we offer
Explore the procedures our team performs. Each has a clear, answer-first guide covering what it involves, recovery and a transparent cost estimate — select any treatment to learn more.
Conditions we treat
Explore related conditions- Hip & knee arthritis
- Herniated disc
- Sports injuries
- Scoliosis
- Fractures
Understand your diagnosis
Plain-language, provider-reviewed articles on conditions, tests and procedures in our Health Library.
Getting you moving again
From joint replacement to complex spine surgery, the right technology shortens recovery and improves results.
- Scoliosis and complex deformity correction with intraoperative spinal-cord monitoring
- Minimally invasive, endoscopic and navigation-assisted spine surgery
- Motion-preserving disc replacement and microdiscectomy
- Modern joint-replacement implants and arthroscopy
- On-site imaging and structured physiotherapy & rehabilitation


Your journey, supported before, during and after
From your first message to your follow-up back home, a dedicated coordinator handles the details — so you can focus on your treatment, in your language.
Stories & insights from Spine Center & Orthopedics

Understanding Bilateral Knee Replacement: A Comprehensive Guide
🔑 Key Takeaways 📑 Table of Contents What is Bilateral Knee Replacement? Bilateral knee replacement, also known as bilateral total knee arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure where both damaged knee joints are replaced with artificial implants. This procedure addresses severe pai
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What Is Spina Bifida? Treatment Methods Explained
Spina bifida, also known as a neural tube defect, is a congenital condition characterized by a split or open spine. What Is Spina Bifida? The spinal cord transmits signals from the brain to the muscles, allowing the body to function properly. Spina bifida is a developmental disor
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Spinal Fractures: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Approximately 70% of spinal fractures occur in the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae. These fractures can result from trauma or accidents, but may also be caused by osteoporosis or stress fractures. The most commonly injured area is the junction between the thoracic and lumbar spine—
Read moreSpine Center & Orthopedics — frequently asked questions
Yes. Joint replacement is one of our core programs, with modern implants and, where appropriate, minimally invasive techniques.
Recovery varies by procedure and patient. Before you travel, your coordinator explains the expected hospital stay, time in Istanbul and rehabilitation plan.
Yes. Send your imaging and reports and our specialists give an independent opinion on whether surgery is needed and what alternatives exist.
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Accredited to Joint Commission International (JCI) standards
Quality and patient safety reviewed against the JCI 8th Edition — see our accreditations.



