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Spine Surgery
Advanced spine surgery for pain relief and improved mobility—your health matters!
Spine Surgery
Advanced spine surgery for pain relief and improved mobility—your health matters!
15+
Centres in 7 States/UTs
50+
Expert Surgeons
2000+
Joints Replacements
60000+
Happy Patient
What is Spine Surgery?
The purpose of spinal surgery is to treat painful spinal pathologies. The discomfort and/or numbness brought on by this pain, which frequently extends to other parts of the back, arms, and legs, are treated with back surgery, performed by the best spine surgeon in Delhi. Typically, the compression of a nerve within the back or spinal column is what causes discomfort.
Why Spine Surgery is it done?
A small incision is made in the low back during this procedure. The herniated disc pushing on the nerve can then be located and removed by the best spine surgeon in Delhi. Traditional spinal fusions are performed by the best spine surgeon to address disc degeneration, scoliosis, spine instability, or a combination of these conditions.
Who Needs Spine Surgery
You can consider Spine Surgery if you have:
- Spinal deformity
- spinal infections
- trauma
- spine tumors
- Some degenerative spine conditions, such as stenosis and herniated disks, may require surgical treatment.
Deciding factors for spine surgery
- The patient has significant anatomic compression that closely correlates with the symptoms
- The patient has attempted an appropriate course of nonoperative treatment
- Even with nonoperative treatment, the patient is still limited in many daily activities
Types of spine surgery
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Laser Spine Surgery
Robotic Spine Surgery
Anatomy
Anatomy involved in spinal surgery includes the spinal cord and peripheral nerves, the spinal meninges, the spinal canal, and the spinal column. The spinal column is made up of sections of vertebrae known as the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral coccygeal sections. When stacked on top of one another, the intervertebral foramen of each vertebra line up to form a canal that holds the spinal cord.
Advantages
- less damage to muscles and soft tissue
- less pain after surgery
- Shorter hospital stay & quick recovery
- Less anesthesia.
- Less blood loss during surgery.
- Quicker return to daily activities, including work.
Causes
- Bone fracture
- Spinal degeneration,
- Anomalies like a hematoma, tumor, or herniated disk
Why Choose NeemTree Healthcare?
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Your Trustable Orthopedic Solution
- Post-surgery care – We tend to offer fantastic follow-up sessions, including consultations and instructions like dietary tips and physiotherapy to all patients to ensure you have a seamless recovery.
- Home Care including change of dressing, stitch removal and physiotherapy sessions at home.
Our Experienced Doctors
Neemtree Healthcare team of skilled and best hip replacement surgeon Our group of Hip replacement specialists, who are kind and have a lot of experience, which help patients for quick recovery. Neemtree Healthcare is leading health care service provider More Than 35+ Centre’s with More than 40+ Years.
FAQ
The majority of patients spend between one and five days in the hospital after spine surgery. The personnel at Neemtree will not release you until you are completely safe and ready to return home. Patients may require some time in rehabilitation before returning home.
There will always be a scar if you have surgery. At Neemtree, we always try to keep the incision as small as possible and place it in a cosmetically pleasing location so that the scar is not visible. The majority of treatments are performed using minimally invasive keyhole techniques, so your scar will be minor.
Surgeries vary in length depending on their intricacy; however, most minimally invasive procedures take roughly 1-2 hours.