

Spine Surgery Today: What Is Changing? Fabio Tresoldi at the EUROSPINE 2026 Congress
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Fabio Tresoldi reports from EUROSPINE 2026 on endoscopic spine surgery, robotics, navigation, cervical surgery and what these advances mean for patients.

Fabio Tresoldi


WHAT’S HAPPENING TO ME? | I’ve Been Told I Have a Narrow Spinal Canal: What Does That Mean?
What does a narrow spinal canal mean? Learn when spinal stenosis may affect the nerves, cause neurological symptoms and require specialist assessment.

Fabio Tresoldi


Scoliosis: The Neurospine Surgeon’s Approach
Scoliosis and Spinal Neurosurgery: when spinal stenosis, sciatica, tingling or muscle weakness may indicate nerve involvement and require specialist assessment.

Fabio Tresoldi


WHAT’S HAPPENING TO ME? | My Back Hurts When I Stand and I Have to Sit Down: Why?
Lower back pain when standing can have several causes. Learn when lumbar spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis or neurological symptoms may require specialist assessment.

Fabio Tresoldi


WHAT’S HAPPENING TO ME? - Feeling Unsteady When Walking: Could It Be a Cervical Spine Problem?
Feeling unsteady when walking? Discover when balance problems, leg stiffness and changes in gait may be linked to a cervical spine or neurological condition.

Fabio Tresoldi


WHAT’S HAPPENING TO ME? | When Do Spinal Symptoms Require a Neurosurgical Assessment?
Spinal neurosurgery explained through the symptoms patients experience - Back pain, neck pain, weakness, tingling or difficulty walking do not all have the same clinical significance. Some symptoms can be monitored, while others may require a more timely medical assessment. The key question is not simply “How long can I wait?”, but “Is it appropriate for my particular condition to wait?” When Do Spinal Symptoms Require a Neurosurgical Assessment? Back pain, neck pain, weaknes

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