Professor Mark Eidelman
Pediatric orthopedist. Professor Mark Eidelman is one of the leading specialists in pediatric orthopedic surgery and the treatment of bone deformities, limb lengthening and straightening, clubfoot, pelvic osteotomy and pediatric trauma, and head of the pediatric orthopedics department.
Professor Mark Eidelman is a world-renowned, leading pediatric orthopedist in Israel. He practices all modern methods of treating congenital and acquired skeletal deformities. To treat complex fractures and bone deformities, Professor Eidelman actively uses the Taylor Spatial Frame (TSF), an external fixator based on the Stewart platform, consisting of two or more aluminum or carbon rings connected by six struts. Professor Eidelman also provides consultations and performs operations outside Israel.
- Received his medical education at the institute in Samarkand (Uzbekistan).
- Specialized in orthopedics at Rambam Medical Center and at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, USA.
- Over the course of his medical practice he has repeatedly trained at leading orthopedic surgery centers in Switzerland, Italy, Greece and other countries.
- Since 1999 he has taught courses within specialization and continuing education programs for physiotherapists and occupational therapists
- Since 2008 he has taught an orthopedics course at a medical school
- Since 2010 he has been a teacher and practical-training supervisor at the Faculty of Medicine of the Technion, Haifa
- Since 2011, senior clinical lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine
- Since 2012, associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the Technion
- Member of the certification and final examination committee for orthopedic specialists and medical students at Israeli universities
He is actively involved in teaching and is the author of more than 40 scientific publications in leading journals of the field worldwide. He currently serves as a clinical associate professor at the Technion Faculty of Medicine, where he was previously a senior lecturer. Dr. Eidelman is the author of several patents in pediatric orthopedics.
Membership in professional organizations:
- European Paediatric Orthopaedic Society
- International Orthopaedic Association
- International Association of Pediatric Orthopedists
- Israel Orthopaedic Association
- Israel Pediatric Orthopaedic Society
- Contributes to professional periodicals
- Correction of lower-limb deformities, including congenital ones;
- Limb lengthening;
- Replacement of deformed joints;
- Pelvic osteotomy and hip joint diseases;
- Treatment of cerebral palsy;
- Pediatric trauma;
- Pediatric hip pathologies;
- Clubfoot;
- External fixation.