Acke Ohlin

Acke Ohlin is an Associate Professor in Orthopedics at Lund University, specializing in spinal disorders with a focus on adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). His research spans surgical outcomes, fusion maturation, and non-surgical interventions like bracing and exercise therapy. Using advanced imaging techniques such as MRI and low-dose CT, he investigates three-dimensional spinal and pelvic anatomy, metastasis risks, and classification systems for vertebral pathologies.

• Lund University
• Department of Orthopedics
• Academic Rank: Associate Professor

Research Trends: Recent work emphasizes quantitative analysis of spinal fusion progression (2025), comparative effectiveness of nighttime bracing vs. exercise (2024), and longitudinal MRI studies of vertebral hemangiomas (2023). Earlier studies (2019) compare anterior/posterior fusion techniques and analyze pelvic incidence in scoliosis.

Collaborations: Frequent collaborations with international institutions on spinal biomechanics and imaging. Research disseminated through high-impact journals like European Spine Journal and Spine, with significant media and academic network coverage.