George Spagakos MD MSC
Orthopedic Surgeon - Sports Physician
Dr. George Spagakos is a distinguished Orthopedic Surgeon and Sports Physician, holding a degree from the renowned Medical University of Naples Federico II in Italy.
With a strong foundation in medical education, Dr. Spagakos has established himself as a leading figure in the field of regenerative medicine, specializing in PRP and Stem Cell treatments as non-surgical, minimally invasive solutions for effective pain relief.
His journey into the world of medicine began at the 2nd Orthopedic Clinic of Children’s Hospital “P & A Kyriakou,” where he delved into Children’s Orthopedics, and later at the 1st Orthopedic Clinic and Extreme Hand Unit of the General Hospital “Asclepius” Voula.
Here, he completed his specialization in Orthopedic Trauma, Microsurgery, and Extreme Hand Diseases, honing his skills and expertise.
Dr. Spagakos’ pursuit of knowledge and excellence extended to international borders. He furthered his education in Marseille, France, at the esteemed European School of Marseille.
His commitment to staying at the forefront of medical advancements led him to the United States, where, since 2007, he has been affiliated with the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, solidifying his position as a leading expert in regenerative medicine.
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Athens Greece
His passion for education and sharing knowledge shines through his roles as a professor of orthopedics and sports medicine at the Attica College of Athens and the Hippocrates College. Dr. Spagakos has also played a pivotal role in shaping the future of medical professionals, serving as a trainer in the practical training of Postgraduate Seminars in Microsurgery.
Since 2005, Dr. Spagakos has made significant contributions to the field of sports medicine, serving as the team physician for various sport clubs and working closely with athletes, sportsmen, and sportswomen. His specialization in Sports Medicine, coupled with his extensive training in New York and Marseille, has led to his recognition as a Sports Physician (FIMS Team Physician) by the International Federation of Sports Medicine (FIMS).
Regenerative Medicine in Athens Greece
Dr. George Spagakos stands at the forefront of regenerative medicine in Greece, offering innovative and effective non-surgical solutions for pain relief through PRP and Stem Cell treatments. His dedication to advancing the field and commitment to patient care make him a prominent figure in the realm of orthopedics and regenerative medicine.
Current Situation:
- Private Orthopedic Surgeon based at Voula and Markopoulo Mesogaias
- Orthopedic Surgeon at Hygeia Hospital in Athens
Work experience:
- Curator B’ at the Orthopedic Clinic at Thriasio General Hospital of Elefsina
- Doctor of the women’s Volley ball team on the A’ national category A.C Markopoulo International Federation of Volleyball (member num.10838)
- National Team Physician at the Paraolympic Games 2002-2004
Member of Medical Organizations:
- Member of the Athens’ Medical Association
- Member of the Greek Surgical Orthopedic Traumatology (ΕΕΧΟΤ)
- Member of the Athlete Medicinal Company of Greece
- Member of the European Federation of Sports Medicine Association (EFSMA)
- Member of the International Federation of Sports Medicine (FIMS)
- Member of the European Society of Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy (ESSKA 2000)
- Member of the Federation Internationale de Volleyball
International Publishing:
Factors that influence the results after repeated lumbar disk surgery
Patsiaouras Th., Rodopoulos G., Siolas J., Spagakos G.
The journal of bones and joint surgery (Br.)
Proceedings July 2004; 86-B: 193The V-Y skin flap in reconstruction of fingertip skin loss
Spagakos G., Zambiakis E, Rodopoulos G., Dialetis K., Douvali H. and Kinnas P.A.
The journal of bones and joint surgery (Br.)
Proceedings July 2004; 86-B: 187Outcome of volar ligament reconstruction for symptomatic laxity of trapeziometacarpal joint
Rodopoulos G., Zambiakis E, Sekouris N., Spagakos G., Siolas J. and Kinnas P.A.
The journal of bones and joint surgery (Br.)
Proceedings July 2004; 86-B: 167Injuries in Soccer Field 5×5 During 2002-2003 in Greece
Spagakos G., Kontopoulou I., Charalambidis C., Manoleas I., Kagelari A. and Ragos L.
MEDIMOND EFSMA 2005
4th EUROPEAN SPORTS MEDICINE CONGRESS MONDUZZI EDITOREInjuries in Winter Sports (Ski/Snowboard) During 1996-2003 in Greece
Spagakos G., Kontopoulou I., Charalambidis C., Manoleas I., Kagelari A. and Ragos L.
MEDIMOND EFSMA 2005 4th EUROPEAN SPORTS MEDICINE CONGRESS MONDUZZI EDITORE
Publishing in Greek Magazines:
- Ultimate results of the primary stitching of the long thumb flexor Koutsoudis G., Zambiakis E., Spagakos G., Psihogios B., Dinopoulos H., Kinnas P.A. Acta orthopaedica et traymatologica Hellenica 2001 vol 52 (supl.) page 73
- Deformation of the middle nodule hourglass in carpal tunnel syndrome Dinopoulos H., Psihogios B., Dialetis K., Loutsoudis G., Zambiakis E., Siolas I., Spagakos G., Kinnas P.A. Acta orthopaedica et traymatologica Hellenica 2001 vol 52 (supl.) page 187
- Comparative Analysis of injuries occurred during martial arts sports (Karate, Judo, TAE KVO DO) Kontopoulou E., Spagakos G., Haralambidis H. Journal of the sports medicine association of Greece Volume 1 additional issue 1 page 35
- Retrospective study of the injuries on children during basketball sessions Spagakos G., Kontopoulou E., Harambidis H. Journal of the sports medicine association of Greece Volume 1 additional issue 1 page 35
- Comparative Analysis of injuries on adults and children occurred during 5×5 football sessions Spagakos G., Kontopoulou E., Harambidis H. Journal of the sports medicine association of Greece Volume 1 additional issue 1 page 59
- Synthesis, architecture and physiology of the joint cartilage Beltsios M., Savvidou O.D., Mouzakis B., Spagakos G., Alexandropoulos P. Bone (2007) 18 (3): 162-168
- Volleyball and Sport Injuries in Children Spagakos G., Kontopoulou E. Magazine Athliatriki Volume 3 page 24
- School : Place for sports, education and also accidents Spagakaos G., Kontopoulou E.
