⸻ Dr Biren Desai (MD)

Answer to your spine problem


As a spine surgeon and specialist in the treatment of complex spinal disorders, I am delighted to examine, advise, and treat you, as well as provide an individual answer to your spinal problem in close collaboration with you.

⸻ Golf Clinic of PGA Germany

Competence Team for "Pain-Free Golf"


The objective is to improve the golf game from a preventive and pathophysiological standpoint, and to work with the "Golf and Health" team at the Kölner Golfclub to develop an individual, biomechanically optimized movement. The players will be coached directly on the field with extensive playing and training opportunities.

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Testimonials

30. July 2026

From Chronic Back Pain to Marathon Finish Lines

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After years of debilitating back pain and a degenerative disc diagnosis, A.O. turned down spinal fusion and traveled to Germany for artificial disc replacement with Dr. Desai. Nearly four years on, he's running marathons, back on the football pitch, and finally able to be the present, active parent he wanted to be.

2. July 2026

Three Years After ADR Surgery – Finally Pain-Free

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After years of sciatica and instability caused by a herniated disc, our patient chose artificial disc replacement (ADR) with Dr. Desai over spinal fusion. Three years later, he's free of sciatica and would make the same choice again in a heartbeat.

4. February 2026

My Journey with Artificial Disc Replacement

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Today, nine years later, I am doing wonderfully. Thanks to that surgery, I live a pain-free life. I engage in strength training, running, swimming, and squash. I go hiking and travel the world with a backpack—doing everything I want to do without limitations.
22. December 2025

DDD (Degenerative Disc Disease) L5/S1 – ESP-LP artificial disc

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More than five years after the surgery, the patient is living an active and fulfilling life again. The debilitating nerve pain that once dominated everyday life is gone, mobility has been preserved, and long periods of sitting, traveling, hiking, and physical activity are once again possible. Follow-up imaging confirms that the ESP-LP artificial disc remains well positioned and that the adjacent disc is healthy.