Dr. Sharif is board-certified in orthopedic surgery and received his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine as a dean’s list student in 2010.
Dr. Sharif completed his orthopedic surgical residency at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, where he was elected chief resident, consistently scoring among the highest in-training exam scores in the nation.
Motion preservation surgery is a revolutionary technology designed to treat spinal conditions while preserving natural movement and avoiding fusion whenever appropriate. Both cervical and lumbar disc replacement can serve as effective motion-preserving alternatives to fusion in carefully selected patients, helping maintain spinal mobility while relieving pain and improving function.
Minimally invasive robotic spine surgery is a cutting-edge technique that combines advanced robotics with minimally invasive methods. It enhances precision, reduces tissue damage, and speeds up recovery.
Ultra minimally invasive endoscopic spine surgery uses tiny incisions and a camera-equipped endoscope to treat spine conditions with minimal disruption to surrounding tissues.
