Dr Ahmed Bilal Khalique
eccElearning Spine Surgery Education Programme Faculty
Dr Ahmed Bilal Khalique is a highly experienced Spine Surgeon and a key member of the eccElearning Spine Surgery Education Programme faculty.
The Spine Surgery Education Programme contains 180 Spine Surgery Lectures, and contains Specialist Certificates and the full Postgraduate Diploma in Spine Surgery.
The eccElearning Spine Surgery Faculty is made up of over 140 expert spine surgeons and educators. They have collectively supported the development of the world’s first comprehensive, online postgraduate education programme in a medical sub-speciality, spine surgery.
Dr Ahmed Bilal Khalique, MD
- Assistant Professor Orthopaedics, Fauji Foundation Hospital, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Contributions of Assistant Editor Dr Ahmed Bilal Khalique
Module: Basic Science
This module provides a unique teaching tool of 23 lectures from experienced surgeons. It unifies complications from approaches to the spine on the one hand, and from the different pathologies on the other – disc herniation, decompression surgery, deformity surgery, trauma surgery and surgery in osteoporosis.
Module: Degenerative Disorders of the Cervical Spine
This module is structured by reference to the anatomy, biomechanics and kinematics of the cervical spine.
Module: Degenerative Disorders of the Thoracolumbar Spine
Covering the main pathologies of Degenerative Disorders of the thoracolumbar spine. These include disc herniation of the lumbar as well as the thoracic spine, spinal stenosis, spondylosis and degenerative spondylolisthesis.
Module: Adult Deformity
This module extensively covers the different aspects of adult deformities in spinal disorders.
Module: Paediatric Deformity
This module covers paediatric and adolescent deformities of the spine, their etiology, pathomorphology, imaging and clinical presentation, and classification.
Module: Spine Trauma and Fractures
This module, which deals with Spine Trauma and Fractures, and is sub-divided into trauma of the upper, middle/lower cervical spine, the thoracolumbar spine and the sacrum.
