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Brain via Spine — A Minimally Invasive Approach to Brain & Spine Surgery

The Right Diagnosis, Then the Right Surgical Technique

Endoscopic discectomy and UBE for lumbar and cervical disc herniation; spine and brain surgery built around tissue-sparing, anatomy-respecting methods. Our priority is an accurate diagnosis and choosing the technique that fits each case — surgery only as far as it is genuinely needed.

ExperienceEndoscopic & UBEAnatomy-sparing

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What is Brain via Spine?

Brain via Spine is a surgical-approach brand that places technical excellence in brain and spine surgery at its centre. The philosophy is clear: first the correct diagnosis, then the method that stresses each patient's tissue the least. Endoscopic and UBE techniques sit at the core of this approach.

Doç. Dr. Özgür Akşan
Brain, Nerve & Spine Surgery — years of surgical expertise

Doç. Dr. Özgür Akşan works in advanced spine and brain surgery, with a focus on endoscopic discectomy and UBE for lumbar and cervical disc herniation. At the heart of his approach are imaging-led, precise planning and selecting the most suitable surgical technique for each case.

Why the Brain via Spine Approach?

Technical consistency

A consistent method philosophy from the same surgeon, from planning through to execution.

Tissue-sparing technique

Endoscopic and UBE methods that work with the least possible disturbance to muscle, bone and nerve tissue.

Method-led transparency

A multilingual, case-specific process in which the reason for choosing each technique is clearly explained.

Areas of Surgical Focus

Closed (endoscopic, UBE) techniques for lumbar and cervical herniation, brain and spinal cord surgery, and a technical re-reading of a previous operation.

How it works

Evaluation in three steps

1

Send your MRI

Share your images and complaints via WhatsApp.

2

Expert review

Your images are reviewed by an experienced specialist.

3

Personal plan

Not every case requires surgery — your options become clear.

Is the pain shooting into your back or leg?

Send your MR images; let us discuss the source of the pain and the right technique together. Not every herniation goes to the operating room — the decision rests on imaging and examination.

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