SPINE CARE

Spine Surgery

Spine surgery focuses on treating conditions of the neck and back, such as disc problems, nerve compression, spinal injuries and degenerative changes, when other treatments are not enough.

Detailed Spine
Assessment

Imaging
Support

Guided
Rehabilitation

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Spine Surgery

What is Spine Surgery?

Spine surgery is the surgical treatment of conditions affecting the vertebrae, discs, spinal cord and nerve roots of the neck and back. Its aim is to relieve pressure on nerves, stabilise the spine and help patients return to daily activities.

Most back and neck problems are first managed with medicines, rest and physiotherapy. Surgery is considered when symptoms persist, nerve function is affected, or the spine is unstable after an injury, as advised by the treating surgeon.

“A stronger spine for a more active life.”

SPINE CARE

Conditions We Treat

Assessment and surgical care for common spine conditions

Specialist Spine Care

Back and neck pain can come from many causes. A careful examination and the right imaging help identify the source of the problem before any treatment is decided.

Where surgery is advised, the procedure is planned according to the diagnosis, and recovery is supported with physiotherapy and follow-up care.

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Areas of Care

Slip Disc (Disc Herniation)

Care for disc problems pressing on the nerves.

Sciatica & Nerve Compression

Treatment for pain, numbness or weakness spreading to the legs or arms.

Spinal Stenosis

Management of narrowing of the spinal canal.

Spine Fractures & Injuries

Care for spinal injuries from falls or accidents.

Degenerative Spine Conditions

Treatment for age-related wear of the discs and joints of the spine.

How Spine Care Works

A structured four-step approach from diagnosis to recovery.

01 Spine Assessment

01. Spine Assessment

Detailed history and physical examination of the back, neck and nerves.

02 Imaging and Diagnosis

02. Imaging & Diagnosis

X-ray and other scans are advised as needed to confirm the diagnosis.

03 Treatment and Surgery

03. Treatment & Surgery

Non-surgical care first where suitable; surgery is planned when it is needed.

04 Recovery and Rehabilitation

04. Recovery & Rehab

Physiotherapy and scheduled follow-ups support a safe return to activity.

Benefits of Spine Surgery

When advised, surgery can help in several ways.

Pain Relief

Relieving pressure on nerves can reduce back, neck and leg pain.

Spinal Stability

Fixation helps stabilise the spine after injury or instability.

Better Mobility

Supports a return to walking, work and daily activities.

Guided Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy is planned to support recovery after surgery.

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Patient Safety & Care

Every spine condition is evaluated with a careful clinical examination and appropriate imaging before treatment is planned. Surgery is recommended only when it is likely to help.

Patients and families are guided on what to expect before and after surgery, including wound care, safe movement and follow-up visits.

Patient Safety & Care
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Why Choose Shri Datta Hospital?

Why Choose Shri Datta Hospital

Shri Datta Hospital is dedicated to bone, joint and spine care, with digital X-ray and C-Arm imaging support under one roof.

Surgical care is coordinated with our in-house physiotherapy team, so recovery and rehabilitation continue smoothly after treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about spine surgery.

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When is spine surgery needed?
Surgery may be advised when back or neck pain does not improve with medicines and physiotherapy, when there is increasing weakness or numbness, or when the spine is unstable after an injury. The decision is made after a detailed examination and imaging.
Can a slip disc be treated without surgery?
Yes, many slip disc cases improve with rest, medicines and physiotherapy. Surgery is usually considered only when symptoms persist or nerve function is affected.
Which symptoms should not be ignored?
Pain spreading to the legs or arms, numbness, weakness, difficulty walking, or loss of bladder or bowel control should be checked by a doctor promptly.
How long does recovery take after spine surgery?
Recovery time depends on the condition and the type of surgery. The treating team will explain the expected timeline and guide you through each stage of recovery.
Is physiotherapy needed after spine surgery?
In most cases, yes. Physiotherapy helps rebuild strength, flexibility and posture, and supports a safe return to daily activities.
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Stronger Steps to a Healthier Life

Expert Spine Care. Confident Recovery.

Careful assessment, surgery when it is needed, and guided rehabilitation for back and neck conditions.

  • Spine Specialists
  • X-Ray & C-Arm Imaging
  • Guided Rehabilitation