✦ Spine Care

Spine Surgery — Move With Greater Comfort and Confidence.

Spinal conditions can affect mobility, sleep, work, and everyday life. Our spine surgery services focus on accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment planning, and surgical management when conservative treatments are not sufficient. Each patient is evaluated individually and surgery is recommended only when clinically appropriate.

Individual evaluation — surgery is recommended only when clinically appropriate

What's Included

Clinical examination and neurological assessment

Appropriate imaging and investigations for accurate diagnosis

Non-surgical treatment options evaluated first where appropriate

Discectomy, decompression, fusion and deformity correction when indicated

Rehabilitation and structured follow-up after surgery

Conditions Treated

Disc prolapse / slipped disc
Sciatica
Spinal stenosis
Degenerative disc disease
Spondylolisthesis
Spinal deformities
Spinal fractures
Spinal infections
Spinal tumors
Nerve compression
Certain spinal trauma conditions

Procedures / Services

Discectomy
Decompression surgery
Spinal fusion
Instrumented spinal surgery
Surgery for spinal fractures
Deformity correction
Revision spine surgery
Other specialized spine procedures

Your Treatment Journey

Consultation → Clinical examination → Appropriate imaging/investigations → Treatment planning → Surgery when indicated → Rehabilitation and follow-up. Many spinal conditions can be managed without surgery — it's generally considered when non-surgical treatment fails or there is significant nerve compression, instability, deformity or trauma.

Urgent warningSeek urgent medical attention for new loss of bladder or bowel control, severe or rapidly progressing weakness, or other sudden neurological symptoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Many spinal conditions can be managed without surgery. Surgery is generally considered when appropriate non-surgical treatment fails or when there is significant nerve compression, instability, deformity, trauma, or another condition requiring surgical treatment.

A disc can bulge or herniate when its outer portion becomes damaged, allowing the inner material to protrude. This can sometimes irritate or compress nearby nerves.

The need for surgery depends on the underlying diagnosis, severity of symptoms, neurological findings, imaging results, response to non-surgical treatment, and overall health.

Recovery varies considerably depending on the type of surgery, the spinal level involved, the patient's condition, and other factors.

In appropriately selected patients, surgery to decompress an affected nerve can help relieve symptoms caused by nerve compression.

Spinal surgery is performed for many conditions, but all surgery has potential risks. The surgeon will discuss the specific benefits, risks, alternatives, and expected recovery for the procedure.

Spine Surgery — Move With Greater Comfort and Confidence.

What's Included

Conditions Treated

Procedures / Services

Your Treatment Journey

Frequently Asked Questions

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