Professor Dr. Col. Md. Amir Ali

Professor Dr. Col. Md. Amir Ali has worked in neurosurgery for nearly three decades. His medical training began with an MBBS in Dhaka, followed by the FCPS in Neurosurgery. He also received higher training at Christian Medical College, Vellore, India. Over the years, his work has covered problems involving the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves. Patients may come with a brain tumour, a spinal condition, pressure inside the skull, or symptoms that have gradually affected movement and daily activities. Some cases are planned well ahead. Others need quicker decisions after a scan or emergency admission. Different situation. Different approach.

His surgical experience includes brain tumour removal, ACDF, Chiari decompression, cranioplasty, pituitary tumour procedures, spinal and nerve surgery, shunt placement, and endovascular coiling. Deep brain stimulation is another area included in his work. These are not small procedures, and patients usually arrive with plenty of questions. MRI films and CT reports are often spread across the consultation desk. Family members want to know what the scan shows, whether surgery is needed, and what recovery might look like. He has also spent years teaching neurosurgery, serving as a professor and guiding younger doctors through difficult cases. That academic side keeps him connected with newer methods while his clinical work remains focused on actual patients. Some people come from Dhaka. Others travel from outside the city after getting a referral. The first appointment is usually about understanding the problem properly. Then the treatment decision comes.