The department is headed by some of the top surgeons in India and closely monitors and creates treatment plans to treat a wide range of spinal conditions. From minimally invasive surgery to major spine surgeries, each of the treatments is performed under the supervision of full-time physicians ensuring full safety with effective results.
Key Treatments
- Cervical Disc Replacement
- Spine Micro Surgery
- Spinal Correction Surgery
- Spinal Neuromonitoring
- Cervical Laminectomy
- Spinal Endoscopy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recovery time after the surgery?
Depending on the procedures used and type of condition the recovery may take from three weeks to 6 months.
Can spinal issues be treated with medications?
Although common back pain can be treated with medications and painkillers, complex cases such as injuries and spinal deformities need immediate surgery.
How long does a spinal surgery last?
Generally, it takes around three to four hours for a common spinal surgery, the duration can increase for complex spinal surgeries.
What are the risks associated with spinal surgery?
Like all surgery, spinal surgery also comes with multiple risks some of which are spinal column bleeding, leakage of spinal fluid, damage to blood vessels and many more. It is important to consult with your surgeon regarding various risks associated with spinal surgery.
Will I have a scar after the spinal surgery?
Spinal surgery includes an incision that always leads to a scar. However, with laparoscopic surgery, the amount of scar is reduced due to minimally invasive procedures.
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