Nikos Maratheftis
Nikos Maratheftis is a neurosurgeon, specialized in Functional Neurosurgery and spinal disorders. He is a graduate of the Medical School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
After completing his 6-year residency at the University Neurosurgery Clinic of Evangelismos Hospital, he specialized for 3 years at Cardiff University Hospital in the UK where he was further trained in Spinal Surgery. He was also trained in Functional Neurosurgery, and particularly the Neurosurgical Treatment of Chronic Pain and Spasticity.
He has published 39 papers and articles in Greek and international conferences and journals.
He is Consultant Neurosurgeon of Euroclinic Athens General Hospital.
Modern neurosurgery offers new treatment possibilities for diseases of the nervous system that many still consider incurable
Modern Techniques
Modern techniques increase accuracy and tretment effectiveness, and reduce pain and recovery time.
Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery
See how robotic surgery (navigation), the surgical microscope and endoscope are changing neurosurgery.
New treatment for back pain, sciatica and cervical syndrome
Over 80% of chronic pain cases that do not improve with medical treatment, can now be treated without surgery, simply in the outpatient clinic of a specialized Spine Surgeon!
Minimally invasive procedures
Minimally invasive spine surgery significantly reduces discomfort, pain, risks and hospitalization time for patients
Pain Treatment with Radiofrequency Ablation Procedures
Nowadays, neuropathic pain (sciatica, back pain, cervical pain) can be treated by applying radiofrequency ablation treatments.
