In light of the current situation in Ethiopia, the East African Spine Summit will not take place on 5 and 6 November 2026 as planned.
New dates will be announced here in due course.
For registration queries, write to us at info@nspine.com.
In light of the current situation in Ethiopia, the East African Spine Summit will not take place on 5 and 6 November 2026 as planned.
New dates will be announced here in due course.
For registration queries, write to us at info@nspine.com.
We are delighted to invite you to join us in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for the NSpine East African Spine Summit, taking place in November 2026 at the Inter Hotel.
This is a collaborative meeting delivered in partnership with CURE Hospital and Addis Ababa University’s Departments of Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery, with the support of NSpine. The meeting aims to strengthen access to high-quality spine education, support shared clinical decision-making, and advance multidisciplinary collaboration.
This two-day conference is built around real cases, real constraints, and real decisions: paediatric deformity and adult trauma, with rehabilitation and multidisciplinary care integrated throughout.
You will leave with practical decision-making approaches for congenital and early-onset deformity, updated trauma classification and management strategies, and rehabilitation and perioperative optimisation principles you can apply in your own setting.
CURE Ethiopia is a paediatric orthopaedic and reconstructive care provider, delivering surgical and rehabilitative care and contributing to specialist training in partnership with regional training bodies and universities.
Hosted in Addis Ababa, a key medical and academic hub for the region, the meeting brings together local and international perspectives on real-world spine care.
We look forward to welcoming you to Addis Ababa for two days of high-yield teaching, robust discussion, and collaboration with colleagues facing similar clinical challenges.
This meeting is intended for orthopaedic spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, and senior trainees. It is also highly relevant for colleagues involved in perioperative and rehabilitation pathways, including anaesthesia, critical care, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation teams.
Expect an interactive format built around imaging review, case panels, structured debate, and multidisciplinary discussion, designed to encourage candid exchange and shared problem solving.
A focused format designed to maximise interaction with faculty and peers, with dedicated time for discussion between sessions.



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