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Bassel George Diebo, MD
د. باسل جرجس ديبو

بروفسور مساعد في جراحة الجنف و العمود الفقري
رئيس قسم البحوث العلمية و الاختراعات
جامعة براون - الولايات المتحدة

Spine and Scoliosis Surgeon
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics
Director of Spine Research and Innovation
Director of Spine Research Fellowship

Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University

April 2024

I've literally waited 13 long years and been through 4 surgeons until I found Dr Daniels & Dr Diebo...They're the only ones I trusted to fix my severe kyphosis and scoliosis. It took 2 days to fix, but I'm a whole different person, I look like I've never had a spinal disability. I'm 3 weeks post-op, and for the first time in happy tears & felt a 5+ star 🌟 rating was overdue. I went from 5ft3in to 5ft7.5in. If I could give them 1 million stars I would ✨️ thank you for giving me a normal life back!

March 2024

Dr. Bassel Diebo is amazing! I am 3 weeks post-op, walking straight as an arrow and no pain, only taking Tylenol when needed! There aren't enough stars to rate this surgeon!

February 2024

I have been a patient of Dr Diebo since 05/26/2023 As an Orthopedic Spine Surgeon he is the best Dr's I have ever met. On 09/26/2023 in a single surgery He was able to fix my spine and my body. What (The other Dr. in 5 surgeries did not do it "Thank you Dr. B.G. Diebo.

Scoliosis and Posture Optimization

Scoliosis affects all ages, Dr. Diebo dedicated his career to caring for patients with scoliosis, kyphosis, and failed spine surgery (flatbacks).

Extensive Preoperative Optimization and World Class Surgical Planning.

DR. DIEBO, BEST SCOLIOSIS EXPERTS IN THE UNITED STATES

Dr. Diebo Surgeries

20s year old with Idiopathic Scoliosis

50s years old with fixed scoliosis underwent osteotomies

60s years old with multiple failed operations and flatback syndrome

70s years old with severe scoliosis and inability to stand upright underwent spinal realignment and contouring

70s years old with short segment flatback underwent osteotomies with short segment realignment

Dr. Diebo Scientific Societies and Leadership Roles

International Spine Study Group

The ISSG is a group of surgeons dedicated to the advancement of treatment for adults with spinal deformity. Comprehensive multicenter prospective research studies are used to answer questions regarding treatment approach and techniques to achieve best possible outcomes. The ISSG is committed to being internationally recognized for the highest quality published research on new spinal deformity surgery techniques.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Founded in 1933, the Academy is the preeminent provider of musculoskeletal education to orthopaedic surgeons and others in the world. Its continuing medical education activities include a world-renowned Annual Meeting, multiple continuing medical education (CME) courses held around the country and at the Orthopaedic Learning Center (OLC), and various medical and scientific publications and electronic media materials.

North American Spine Society

Founded in 1985, NASS is at the forefront of advancing knowledge, promoting excellence and improving patient outcomes in the field of spine health. Learn about the history, mission, bylaws, governance and more of the North American Spine Society.

AOA

As the organization for orthopaedic leaders, the AOA offers its members, affiliates, and the broader house of orthopaedics this inspired vision for the five essential leadership principles—and the behaviors expected from those living by these principles—to guide us into the future.

“To truly excel, the orthopaedic leader must include, envision, balance, orchestrate, and grow,” Jonathan Braman, MD, FAOA says. “All of these rest on a foundation of credibility in the job that the leader is asked to accomplish.”

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

AΩA was founded in 1902 by medical student William Root and colleagues, at the Chicago College of Physician and Surgeons (later named the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois). Root wrote in 1909 that “it was the lack of interest in scholarly attainment among medical students that led him to begin AΩA.” He and other students noted that “honesty was conspicuously absent, and behavior in the halls and classrooms was rough and boorish.” They were very concerned that so many of their fellow students who sought to become doctors “seemed crude and chaotic. Cheating on examinations was repugnant, rough housing was distasteful.” Root conceived of the idea of AΩA to encourage among the students “personal honesty and the spirit of medical research.”

International Spine Study Group

The ISSG is a group of surgeons dedicated to the advancement of treatment for adults with spinal deformity. Comprehensive multicenter prospective research studies are used to answer questions regarding treatment approach and techniques to achieve best possible outcomes. The ISSG is committed to being internationally recognized for the highest quality published research on new spinal deformity surgery techniques.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Founded in 1933, the Academy is the preeminent provider of musculoskeletal education to orthopaedic surgeons and others in the world. Its continuing medical education activities include a world-renowned Annual Meeting, multiple continuing medical education (CME) courses held around the country and at the Orthopaedic Learning Center (OLC), and various medical and scientific publications and electronic media materials.

North American Spine Society

Founded in 1985, NASS is at the forefront of advancing knowledge, promoting excellence and improving patient outcomes in the field of spine health. Learn about the history, mission, bylaws, governance and more of the North American Spine Society.

AOA

As the organization for orthopaedic leaders, the AOA offers its members, affiliates, and the broader house of orthopaedics this inspired vision for the five essential leadership principles—and the behaviors expected from those living by these principles—to guide us into the future.

“To truly excel, the orthopaedic leader must include, envision, balance, orchestrate, and grow,” Jonathan Braman, MD, FAOA says. “All of these rest on a foundation of credibility in the job that the leader is asked to accomplish.”

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

AΩA was founded in 1902 by medical student William Root and colleagues, at the Chicago College of Physician and Surgeons (later named the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois). Root wrote in 1909 that “it was the lack of interest in scholarly attainment among medical students that led him to begin AΩA.” He and other students noted that “honesty was conspicuously absent, and behavior in the halls and classrooms was rough and boorish.” They were very concerned that so many of their fellow students who sought to become doctors “seemed crude and chaotic. Cheating on examinations was repugnant, rough housing was distasteful.” Root conceived of the idea of AΩA to encourage among the students “personal honesty and the spirit of medical research.”

International Spine Study Group

The ISSG is a group of surgeons dedicated to the advancement of treatment for adults with spinal deformity. Comprehensive multicenter prospective research studies are used to answer questions regarding treatment approach and techniques to achieve best possible outcomes. The ISSG is committed to being internationally recognized for the highest quality published research on new spinal deformity surgery techniques.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Founded in 1933, the Academy is the preeminent provider of musculoskeletal education to orthopaedic surgeons and others in the world. Its continuing medical education activities include a world-renowned Annual Meeting, multiple continuing medical education (CME) courses held around the country and at the Orthopaedic Learning Center (OLC), and various medical and scientific publications and electronic media materials.

AOA

As the organization for orthopaedic leaders, the AOA offers its members, affiliates, and the broader house of orthopaedics this inspired vision for the five essential leadership principles—and the behaviors expected from those living by these principles—to guide us into the future.

“To truly excel, the orthopaedic leader must include, envision, balance, orchestrate, and grow,” Jonathan Braman, MD, FAOA says. “All of these rest on a foundation of credibility in the job that the leader is asked to accomplish.”

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

AΩA was founded in 1902 by medical student William Root and colleagues, at the Chicago College of Physician and Surgeons (later named the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois). Root wrote in 1909 that “it was the lack of interest in scholarly attainment among medical students that led him to begin AΩA.” He and other students noted that “honesty was conspicuously absent, and behavior in the halls and classrooms was rough and boorish.” They were very concerned that so many of their fellow students who sought to become doctors “seemed crude and chaotic. Cheating on examinations was repugnant, rough housing was distasteful.” Root conceived of the idea of AΩA to encourage among the students “personal honesty and the spirit of medical research.”

International Spine Study Group

The ISSG is a group of surgeons dedicated to the advancement of treatment for adults with spinal deformity. Comprehensive multicenter prospective research studies are used to answer questions regarding treatment approach and techniques to achieve best possible outcomes. The ISSG is committed to being internationally recognized for the highest quality published research on new spinal deformity surgery techniques.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Founded in 1933, the Academy is the preeminent provider of musculoskeletal education to orthopaedic surgeons and others in the world. Its continuing medical education activities include a world-renowned Annual Meeting, multiple continuing medical education (CME) courses held around the country and at the Orthopaedic Learning Center (OLC), and various medical and scientific publications and electronic media materials.

AOA

As the organization for orthopaedic leaders, the AOA offers its members, affiliates, and the broader house of orthopaedics this inspired vision for the five essential leadership principles—and the behaviors expected from those living by these principles—to guide us into the future.

“To truly excel, the orthopaedic leader must include, envision, balance, orchestrate, and grow,” Jonathan Braman, MD, FAOA says. “All of these rest on a foundation of credibility in the job that the leader is asked to accomplish.”

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

AΩA was founded in 1902 by medical student William Root and colleagues, at the Chicago College of Physician and Surgeons (later named the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois). Root wrote in 1909 that “it was the lack of interest in scholarly attainment among medical students that led him to begin AΩA.” He and other students noted that “honesty was conspicuously absent, and behavior in the halls and classrooms was rough and boorish.” They were very concerned that so many of their fellow students who sought to become doctors “seemed crude and chaotic. Cheating on examinations was repugnant, rough housing was distasteful.” Root conceived of the idea of AΩA to encourage among the students “personal honesty and the spirit of medical research.”

International Spine Study Group

The ISSG is a group of surgeons dedicated to the advancement of treatment for adults with spinal deformity. Comprehensive multicenter prospective research studies are used to answer questions regarding treatment approach and techniques to achieve best possible outcomes. The ISSG is committed to being internationally recognized for the highest quality published research on new spinal deformity surgery techniques.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Founded in 1933, the Academy is the preeminent provider of musculoskeletal education to orthopaedic surgeons and others in the world. Its continuing medical education activities include a world-renowned Annual Meeting, multiple continuing medical education (CME) courses held around the country and at the Orthopaedic Learning Center (OLC), and various medical and scientific publications and electronic media materials.

AOA

As the organization for orthopaedic leaders, the AOA offers its members, affiliates, and the broader house of orthopaedics this inspired vision for the five essential leadership principles—and the behaviors expected from those living by these principles—to guide us into the future.

“To truly excel, the orthopaedic leader must include, envision, balance, orchestrate, and grow,” Jonathan Braman, MD, FAOA says. “All of these rest on a foundation of credibility in the job that the leader is asked to accomplish.”

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

AΩA was founded in 1902 by medical student William Root and colleagues, at the Chicago College of Physician and Surgeons (later named the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois). Root wrote in 1909 that “it was the lack of interest in scholarly attainment among medical students that led him to begin AΩA.” He and other students noted that “honesty was conspicuously absent, and behavior in the halls and classrooms was rough and boorish.” They were very concerned that so many of their fellow students who sought to become doctors “seemed crude and chaotic. Cheating on examinations was repugnant, rough housing was distasteful.” Root conceived of the idea of AΩA to encourage among the students “personal honesty and the spirit of medical research.”

Dr. Diebo

Dr. Bassel Diebo is a renowned Spine and Scoliosis Surgeon, dedicated to providing exceptional care to his patients. As an Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics at the Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University, he combines his expertise in spinal surgery with his passion for teaching the next generation of surgeons. Dr. Diebo is also the Director of Spine Research and Innovation, leading groundbreaking research in the field of spine surgery. With his extensive knowledge and experience, he offers individualized treatment plans to his patients, focusing not only on treating their ailments but also on maintaining their overall health and well-being. Trust Dr. Bassel Diebo's Practice for comprehensive and compassionate care for all your spine and scoliosis needs.

Dr. Diebo Team

Sonia Costa

Administrator

Victoria Costa

Executive Assistant

Thomas Patrick

Physician Assistant

Taylor Heck

Medical Assistant

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Address

1 Kettle Point Ave

East Providence, RI 02914

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Opening Hours

Direct Patient Line: +1 401-443-4270

Fax Number: +1 401-808-6673

BDiebo@Universityorthopedics.com

Mon - Thur

7:00 am – 4:00 pm

Friday

7:00 am – 2:00 pm

Due to the local traffic issue in Rhode Island, Dr. Diebo is seeing patients
at additional locations: Please call 401-443-4270 for an appointment.

01.

Kettle Point

East Providence

02.

Cumberland

03.

Mansfield

04.

East Greenwich

Academic Appointments and Education:

2023 - Current

Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics - Teaching Scholar Track

Director, Spine Research and Innovation

Director, Spine Research Fellowship

Warren Alpert Medical School

Brown University

2023 - Current

Spine and Scoliosis Surgeon

University Orthopedics, Inc

East Providence, RI

2022 - 2023

Complex Adolescent and Adult Spine Surgery Fellowship

Lucas - Palumbo Award for Excellence in Spine Surgery

Warren Alpert Medical School

Brown University

2017 - 2022

Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program

State University of New York, Downstate

Brooklyn, New York

2013 - 2017

Post-Doctoral Spine Surgery Research Fellow

New York University (NYU), Hospital for Joint Diseases

Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)

New York, New York

2003 - 2012

General Surgery Residency Program

Damascus, Syria

M.D Degree - Aleppo University, Faculty of Medicine

Scoliosis and Posture Optimization

Extensive Preoperative Optimization and World Class Surgical Planning.

Dr. Diebo Surgeries

Dr. Diebo Scientific Societies and Leadership Roles

Dr. Diebo

Dr. Diebo Team

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Opening Hours

Due to the local traffic issue in Rhode Island, Dr. Diebo is seeing patients at additional locations: Please call 401-443-4270 for an appointment.

Academic Appointments and Education:

2023 - Current

2023 - Current

2022 - 2023

2017 - 2022

2013 - 2017

2003 - 2012

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Contact
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Due to the local traffic issue in Rhode Island, Dr. Diebo is seeing patients
at additional locations: Please call 401-443-4270 for an appointment.