Central Asian Spine Center · Tashkent
Send your MRI.A doctor replies within 48 hours.
Tashkent's first endoscopic spine team. Ultra-minimally invasive surgery through a 7 mm incision, walking the same day. No forms — photograph your scans and send them.
The MRI opinion is free. A doctor from the team answers you personally.
Dr. Akhror Yakubov · endoscopic spine surgeon, neurosurgeon · 4,500+ operationsendoscopic operations — more than any team in Central Asia
complications — the true figure is well below that
a single incision, ultra-minimally invasive. The muscles stay intact
How it works
No forms. Just send it.
Send your MRI
Photograph the report and the images and send them on Telegram or WhatsApp. The message is already written for you.
A doctor replies by voice
A doctor from the team personally reviews your scans and replies with a voice message within 48 hours.
Consultation day
Examination, a case review by the whole team, and a written conclusion — in your hands the same day.
What to send
- A photo of the MRI report — the page with the description
- Photos of the images: the film against a window, or the monitor screen
- Or the files from the MRI disc, as they are
Phone photos are enough. If in doubt, send everything.
In green — the real size of the incision. Open surgery: 30–50 mm.
One incision. Muscles intact. Walking the same day.
The nerve is freed under a high-definition camera through a single 7 mm incision — ultra-minimally invasive. Most patients walk on the day of surgery and go home within 24 hours.
- No general anaesthesia in most cases
- No screws or implants
- Back to work in 2 weeks
Five surgeons. One team.
Every complex case is reviewed together. Trained in Korea, Japan, Germany and the USA.
Team mentorDr. Kangtaek LimEndoscopic spine surgeon · head neurosurgeon · PSLD founder15,000+ operations- Dr. Akhror YakubovEndoscopic spine surgeon · neurosurgeon4,500+ operations
Dr. Shomansur ShotursunovEndoscopic spine surgeon · orthopaedic surgeon4,000+ operations
Dr. Dilmurod KandimovEndoscopic spine surgeon · orthopaedic surgeon1,500+ operations
Dr. Temur DuschanovEndoscopic spine surgeon · neurosurgeon · Japan · USA2,100+ operations
Surgeons who trained with us
The team has trained surgeons from Uzbekistan and neighbouring countries in the endoscopic technique.
- SampleNeurosurgeon, fellowship 2023Regional hospital · Fergana2023
«I did my first independent endoscopic operation six months after the fellowship.»
- SampleNeurosurgeon, fellowship 2022City clinic · Samarkand2022
«They taught on real operations, not slides. We still review complex cases together.»
- SampleOrthopaedic surgeon, fellowship 2024Private clinic · Bishkek2024
- SampleNeurosurgeon, fellowship 2024National centre · Dushanbe2024
What you receive
Not “come in and we’ll see”. A real answer before you travel anywhere.
“The L5–S1 herniation is pressing on the root. Surgery is not urgent — let me explain the options.”
A doctor talks to you, not a template
1–3 minutes by voice, in your language: what the scans show, how serious it is, what to do next. Within 48 hours.
- Patient
- MRI findings
- Diagnosis
- Recommendation
- Why
- Next step
Signed by two surgeons of the team
A document that stays with you
After the consultation: the conclusion of a five-surgeon consilium — diagnosis, what is recommended and why, what is not. You can show it to any doctor.
- The ultra-minimally invasive 7 mm operation — with a plan and a date
- A supervised recovery programme — no surgery
- A referral to another specialist — if it is not our case
Three possible answers, all of them honest
The doctor says what the scans show, not what is convenient to sell. “You don’t need surgery” is an answer too.
First steps
The team’s patients, in their own words. Every story is published with written consent.
- Sample
«I was on my feet three hours after surgery and home on the second day. The leg pain I had lived with for two years is gone.»
Dilnoza · 54 · Samarkand · L4–L5 herniation, 7 mm operation
- Sample
«I could walk a hundred metres and had to sit down. Two weeks after the operation I was back at work.»
Bakhtiyor · 47 · Tashkent · L4–L5 stenosis, 7 mm operation
- Sample
«My daughter sent my scans on Telegram. The doctor replied by voice the next day and explained everything without hurry.»
Gulnora · 61 · Fergana · L5–S1 herniation, 7 mm operation
- Sample
«I was afraid of general anaesthesia — the operation was done without it. By the evening I was walking around the ward.»
Rustam · 39 · Bukhara · L5–S1 herniation, 7 mm operation
- Sample
«They did not recommend surgery for me. Three months of the supervised programme, and I sleep without pain again.»
Madina · 44 · Namangan · recovery programme, no surgery
- Sample
«The incision is smaller than a centimetre. A month later I was back to work in the orchard.»
Aziz · 58 · Andijan · L3–L4 stenosis, 7 mm operation
Home within 24 hours
Recovery after ultra-minimally invasive endoscopic surgery versus open surgery.
The questions people ask before they press send
The short version of what worries people most. The rest is on the FAQ page — or simply ask in the chat.
Is endoscopic spine surgery safe?
Will I be awake during surgery?
How much does spine surgery cost in Tashkent?
Is the MRI opinion really free?
Can I send my parents’ MRI, or someone else’s?
What if surgery isn’t needed?
Send your MRI today.
A doctor from the team personally replies to you by voice within 48 hours.