Chief Physician of the Interdisciplinary Spine Center and Department of Neurosurgery at St. Elisabethen Hospital Frankfurt, Germany, and Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery at European University Cyprus, Frankfurt Campus, Germany.
Germany
Prof. Eleftherios Archavlis is a neurosurgeon and Chief Physician of the Interdisciplinary Spine Center and Department of Neurosurgery at St. Elisabethen Hospital Frankfurt. His clinical work focuses on neurosurgery, spine surgery, and minimally invasive surgical techniques. He is also a Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery at European University Cyprus, Frankfurt Campus, and is involved in teaching, research, and the training of healthcare professionals.
Prof. Eleftherios Archavlis completed medical school at the University of Vienna in Austria and undertook postgraduate training in general medicine before advancing into neurology and neurosurgery in Frankfurt, Germany. He holds specialist recognition in general medicine, neurosurgery, and neurointensive care, as well as a Master’s degree in Spine Surgery from the Medical Council of the German Spine Society.
His career progressed through neurosurgical residency and consultant neurosurgeon roles at the Municipal Hospital of Frankfurt, an academic hospital of the University of Frankfurt. He now serves as Chief Physician of the Interdisciplinary Spine Center and Department of Neurosurgery at St. Elisabethen Hospital Frankfurt, Germany, and holds an academic role as Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery at European University Cyprus, Frankfurt Campus, Germany.
His practice focuses on minimally invasive neurosurgery, spine surgery, peripheral nerve procedures, and neurointensive care. St. Elisabethen Hospital Frankfurt identifies his expertise in minimally invasive spine surgery, particularly for degenerative spinal disease, and reports more than 3,000 spine operations associated with his clinical work.
Prof. Archavlis contributes to medical education, research, and professional societies. His CV lists memberships in the German Society of Neurosurgery, German Society of Spine Surgery, AO Spine, German Society of Neurology, Hellenic Society of Neurosurgery, and the American Association of Surgeons, as well as awards from Eurospine, AO Spine, the German Society of Neurosurgery, and the American College of Surgeons.
St. Elisabethen Hospital Frankfurt
International University IU of Applied Science
European University of Cyprus EUC Frankfurt Branch
European University of Cyprus EUC Frankfurt Branch
Municipal Hospital of Frankfurt, Akademic Hospital of the University of Frankfurt, Germany.
University of Mainz
2019
Medical Council of German Spine Society
2014
Medical Council, Im Vogelsgesang
2013
University of Frankfurt
2009