• Vertebroplasty – A medical-grade bone cement is injected into the fractured vertebra to stabilize the bone and relieve pain instantly.
• Kyphoplasty – A small balloon is first inflated inside the fractured vertebra to restore height, followed by bone cement injection to maintain alignment.
• Image-Guided Precision – Both procedures are performed under fluoroscopic or CT guidance for utmost accuracy and safety.
• Outpatient Procedure – Usually completed within an hour under local or mild sedation, allowing patients to walk the same day.

Common Symptoms:

• Severe back pain localized to one area of the spine
• Loss of height or a stooped posture after minor trauma
• Limited movement or difficulty standing or walking
• Pain unrelieved by rest, medications, or physiotherapy

Common Indications:

• Osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures (VCF)
• Spinal fractures caused by trauma or metastatic cancer
• Painful spinal hemangiomas or collapsed vertebrae
• Failed conservative management for vertebral fractures

• Immediate pain relief and improved spinal stability
• Minimally invasive — no major cuts or stitches
• Restoration of vertebral height and correction of deformity (in Kyphoplasty)
• Same-day recovery with minimal hospital stay
• Prevents further spinal collapse and chronic deformity
• Safe and effective for elderly and high-risk patients

• Microsurgical Tumor Excision – Precise removal of brain or spinal cord tumors under a high-powered microscope to minimize tissue damage.
• Endoscopic Tumor Removal – Minimally invasive approach using endoscopic navigation for deep-seated or pituitary tumors.
• Infection Control Surgery – Surgical drainage or debridement of abscesses and infected tissues to prevent neurological complications.
• Spinal Stabilization & Reconstruction – Restores spinal strength and stability after tumor removal or infection-related bone loss.
• Adjuvant Therapy Coordination – Integrated management with oncology and infectious disease specialists for chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or long-term antibiotic therapy.

Common Symptoms:

• Persistent headaches or seizures (for brain tumors)
• Neck or back pain with radiating numbness or weakness
• Loss of coordination, balance issues, or vision changes
• Fever, fatigue, or neurological deficits in infection-related cases

Common Causes & Risk Factors:

• Primary or metastatic brain and spinal tumors
• Bacterial or fungal infections (like spondylodiscitis, abscesses, meningitis)
• Compromised immunity due to diabetes, HIV, or long-term steroid use
• Genetic predisposition or previous cancer treatments

• Early and accurate diagnosis through MRI, CT, and advanced neuroimaging
• Minimally invasive surgical options with quicker recovery and minimal scarring
• Collaborative management involving neurosurgeons, oncologists, and rehabilitation experts
• Post-surgery physiotherapy and neuro-rehabilitation for functional restoration
• Ongoing infection monitoring and long-term follow-up for complete healing

• Epidural Steroid Injections (ESI) – Administered into the spinal canal to relieve nerve root irritation and inflammation in conditions like sciatica or disc herniation.
• Facet Joint Injections – Targets the small joints between vertebrae to relieve localized neck or back pain from arthritis or injury.
• Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Injections – Reduces pain and stiffness caused by sacroiliac joint dysfunction in the lower back or pelvic area.
• Trigger Point Injections – Relieves painful muscle knots or spasms caused by tension or repetitive strain.
• Nerve Root Blocks – Provides diagnostic and therapeutic relief by blocking specific nerves responsible for chronic pain.
• Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) – Uses heat energy to deactivate pain-transmitting nerves, offering long-term relief for chronic spinal pain.

Common Symptoms:

• Chronic neck, back, or shoulder pain
• Pain radiating to arms, legs, or buttocks (sciatica)
• Stiffness, burning, or tingling sensations in the spine
• Joint pain worsened by movement or posture
• Muscle spasms or trigger point pain

Conditions Treated:

• Herniated or bulging spinal discs
• Spinal stenosis and degenerative disc disease
• Facet joint arthritis and spondylosis
• Post-surgical spine pain or inflammation
• Chronic muscle or soft tissue pain

• Minimally invasive procedures with quick recovery
• Immediate and long-lasting pain relief
• Improved mobility, posture, and physical performance
• Reduces dependence on long-term pain medications
• Performed under image guidance for precision and safety
• Safe outpatient procedures — most patients return home the same day

• Stroke Management – Emergency care and rehabilitation for ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes to prevent disability and recurrence.
• Epilepsy & Seizure Disorders – Advanced EEG-based diagnosis and individualized medication therapy for seizure control.
• Headache & Migraine Clinic – Targeted treatments and lifestyle management for chronic headaches and migraines.
• Neurodegenerative Disorders – Comprehensive management of Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, and dementia-related conditions.
• Peripheral Neuropathy & Nerve Disorders – Diagnosis and therapy for nerve compression, diabetic neuropathy, and muscular weakness.
• Multiple Sclerosis & Autoimmune Disorders – Immunotherapy and rehabilitation for chronic demyelinating neurological diseases.

Common Symptoms:

• Persistent headaches or dizziness
• Weakness or numbness in limbs
• Loss of balance, tremors, or movement difficulties
• Sudden vision changes or speech difficulty
• Memory loss, confusion, or cognitive decline
• Seizures or fainting spells

Possible Causes & Conditions:

• Stroke, transient ischemic attacks (TIA)
• Epilepsy and seizure disorders
• Brain and spinal cord infections or inflammations
• Peripheral nerve injury or diabetic neuropathy
• Degenerative neurological or movement disorders

• Advanced neuro-diagnostic tools including EEG, EMG, MRI, and CT scans
• Evidence-based medical and interventional therapies
• Personalized treatment plans for long-term neurological wellness
• Comprehensive rehabilitation for post-stroke and neuromuscular recovery
• Collaborative care involving neurosurgeons, physiotherapists, and psychologists