Mohammad Walid Al-Smadi, MD, PhD, is a clinical Functional Neurosurgery Fellow at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN), Queen Square, London. His clinical and academic interests encompass functional neurosurgery, spine surgery, neuro/spine-oncology, stereotactic neurosurgery, and advanced image-guided surgical techniques. His research focuses on improving the precision, safety, and outcomes of neurosurgical procedures through advanced imaging technologies, minimally invasive interventions, and evidence-based surgical innovation. His scientific work includes systematic reviews, clinical studies, and translational research in functional neurosurgery, spinal disorders, vertebral augmentation, deep brain stimulation, stereotactic imaging, and spinal tumor interventions. He has a particular interest in multimodal image fusion, cone-beam computed tomography, and navigation technologies to enhance the accuracy of neurosurgical procedures. Dr. Al-Smadi has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed publications in international journals and collaborates with academic institutions and neurosurgical centers across Europe and the Middle East. His research combines rigorous methodology with clinically relevant applications, aiming to translate technological advances into improved patient care.
Semmelweis Museum
Budapest, Hungary
Neurotraumatology Division
National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
London, City of London, UK
Functional Neurosurgery Unit