Seyed Ali Shamsa

Dr. Seyed Ali Shamsa is a highly experienced neurosurgeon and disc and spine specialist, with a proven track record of performing over 5,000 successful surgeries. As a member of both the Iranian and European Association of Neurological Surgeons, Dr. Shamsa is well-recognized for his expertise in treating complex neurological and spinal conditions.

Expertise & Surgical Excellence

Specialized in:
- Lumbar/cervical disc herniation surgery
- Spinal stenosis decompression
- Vertebral displacement correction
- Minimally invasive spine procedures
- Complex neurological disorder management

Advanced Treatment Approaches

Dr. Shamsa utilizes:
✔ Microsurgical techniques for precision
✔ Minimally invasive methods for faster recovery
✔ Customized surgical plans for optimal outcomes
✔ Cutting-edge technology for pain relief and mobility restoration

Conditions Treated

Herniated discs (neck & lower back)
Spinal canal stenosis
Vertebral slippage (spondylolisthesis)
Degenerative spine disorders
Spinal trauma and fractures
Sciatica and nerve compression syndromes

Patient-Centered Care Philosophy

Comprehensive pre-operative evaluation
Detailed surgical counseling
Individualized rehabilitation planning
Long-term follow-up care

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Education

Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)
Specialty in Neurosurgeon

Languages

English
Persian
Arabic

Memberships & Certifications

Member of the Iran Medical Council: License Number 101314

Clinics or Hospitals

Tandis Hospital

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1. Is surgery the only way to treat spinal canal stenosis?

No, only five percent of patients with symptoms of spinal canal stenosis undergo surgery, and the rest of the patients recover their health with medical treatments, acupuncture, physical therapy, exercise, etc.

2. What are the symptoms of cervical spinal stenosis?

Tingling of the hands – Numbness of the hands – Headache – Disturbance in urination and defecation – Inability to control hand movements and weakness and disability in arms and legs and…

3. Is PRP a definitive treatment method?

No, doing PRP on any part of the body such as disc, joints, knees, etc. is always temporary and may have an effect of 6 to 12 months, and for the effects to continue, it must be repeated every 6 to 12 months.

4. What are the treatment options for patients with mild canal stenosis?

The use of pain relievers such as Gelofen – Profen and… – Physiotherapy – Using hot and cold water compresses – Acupuncture – Exercise and… These patients are advised to sleep on their side (fetus) at night and avoid lying with an open arch.