Every day many patients come with one hope — to live without pain. Surgery often solves the structural problem. But for many patients, a new challenge begins after the operation: chronic postoperative pain.

This is the problem we are trying to solve.

Despite technically successful spine surgery, a significant number of patients continue to suffer from persistent pain, reduced mobility, and decreased quality of life. This condition is known as chronic postoperative pain syndrome, and it remains one of the most underestimated complications in modern spine care.

It was dedicated to improve surgical outcomes. Through years of clinical the hypothesis was developed: chronic pain after surgery is not random — it can be predicted and prevented.

Our research project focuses on a comprehensive, personalized approach that combines:

targeted rehabilitation exercises,

individualized medication based on patient-specific risk factors,

and objective assessment of pain mechanisms before surgery.

We aim to identify patients at high risk and intervene early — before chronic pain develops.

This is not just research. This is a chance to change how recovery after spine surgery is approached.

Your support will help us:

conduct a prospective clinical study,

collect and analyze patient data,

implement advanced diagnostic tools,

and develop a practical prevention protocol that can be used worldwide.

The ultimate goal is simple: fewer patients suffering after surgery, faster recovery, and better quality of life.

Every contribution brings us closer to a future where surgery doesn’t lead to chronic pain.

Thank you for your support.