Specialist evaluation and surgical care for brain, spine, nerve and neurosurgical conditions with personalized treatment planning.
Comprehensive surgical care for conditions affecting the brain, spine, spinal cord and related nervous-system structures.
Specialist evaluation for brain, spine and nervous-system conditions requiring surgical care.
Specialist evaluation for brain, spine and nervous-system conditions requiring surgical care.
Comprehensive assessment for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord and spine.
Treatment planned according to imaging findings, symptoms and neurological function.
Care from diagnosis and surgical planning through recovery and follow-up.
Neurosurgery focuses on conditions affecting the brain, spine, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system that may require surgical treatment.
At Chiranjeevi Hospitals, neurosurgical care begins with a detailed assessment of symptoms, neurological examination and appropriate imaging.
Common conditions include brain tumours, spine disorders, slipped discs, head injuries, hydrocephalus, nerve compression and other neurological conditions requiring surgical evaluation.
Not every neurological problem requires surgery. Treatment is selected according to the diagnosis, severity, neurological symptoms and overall patient health.
When surgery is appropriate, careful planning focuses on relieving pressure, protecting neurological function and addressing the underlying condition.
The goal is to provide timely specialist care while supporting recovery, mobility and quality of life.
You may need a Neurosurgeon consultation if you have persistent neck or back pain with weakness, numbness or pain radiating into the arms or legs.
Brain or spine abnormalities identified on CT or MRI may also require specialist neurosurgical evaluation.
Other reasons for consultation include a diagnosed brain tumour, significant head injury, spinal injury, hydrocephalus or worsening neurological symptoms.
Sudden weakness, loss of consciousness, severe head injury, loss of bladder or bowel control with back pain, or rapidly progressing neurological problems require urgent medical assessment.
A Neurosurgeon can determine whether surgery, monitoring or another form of treatment is most appropriate.
Specialist evaluation for common conditions affecting the brain, spine and nervous system.
Abnormal growths within or around the brain that may require neurological and surgical evaluation.
A herniated spinal disc may compress nearby nerves and cause pain, numbness or weakness.
Narrowing around the spinal nerves or spinal cord can cause pain, weakness and difficulty walking.
Traumatic brain injuries may require observation, imaging or surgical treatment depending on severity.
Trauma affecting the vertebrae, spinal cord or nerves requires careful neurological evaluation.
Abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain that may require surgical management.
Compression of nerves can cause persistent pain, numbness, weakness or loss of function.
Bleeding within or around the brain may require urgent neurological and neurosurgical assessment.
Neurological examination and appropriate imaging help identify the location and severity of brain or spine conditions.
Evaluates strength, sensation, reflexes, coordination and other neurological functions.
Provides rapid imaging for selected injuries, bleeding, fractures and neurological conditions.
Provides detailed imaging of the brain and surrounding structures when required.
Helps evaluate discs, spinal nerves, spinal cord and other spinal abnormalities.
May provide information about spinal alignment, fractures and selected bone conditions.
Medical fitness and appropriate investigations are reviewed before planned neurosurgery.
Treatment depends on the neurological condition, severity, imaging findings and individual patient needs.
Surgical removal or biopsy may be considered for selected brain tumours depending on their type and location.
Surgery may be recommended for selected spinal conditions causing significant nerve or spinal-cord compression.
A minimally invasive or microsurgical procedure may be used to remove disc material compressing a spinal nerve.
Surgery may help relieve pressure on spinal nerves or the spinal cord in selected patients.
Emergency or planned surgery may be required for selected traumatic brain and spinal injuries.
A shunt may be used to divert excess cerebrospinal fluid in suitable patients with hydrocephalus.
Consultant Neurosurgeon & Brain and Spine Surgeon
MBBS, MS – General Surgery, MCh – Neurosurgery,
Reg. No.: 60016
Brain and spine conditions can affect movement, sensation, coordination, strength and everyday independence.
Symptoms such as persistent radiating pain, limb weakness, numbness or balance difficulty may occur when nerves or the spinal cord are compressed.
Brain conditions may present with headaches, seizures, neurological weakness or changes identified during imaging.
Detailed neurological examination together with CT or MRI helps determine whether surgery is required.
Some conditions can be managed without surgery, while others may require timely intervention to relieve pressure or prevent further neurological damage.
Patients from Kukatpally, KPHB, JNTU, Nizampet, Miyapur, Moosapet and nearby Hyderabad areas can access specialist Neurosurgery consultation at Chiranjeevi Hospitals.
Brain and spine surgery requires careful planning because these structures control many essential body functions.
For spinal conditions, surgery may be considered when significant nerve compression causes persistent pain, numbness, weakness or other neurological problems despite appropriate treatment.
Brain surgery may be required for selected tumours, bleeding, trauma, hydrocephalus or other structural abnormalities.
The appropriate procedure depends on the diagnosis, location of the problem, imaging findings and the patient’s neurological condition.
When possible, surgical planning aims to treat the underlying problem while protecting surrounding nerves and neurological function.
Recovery and follow-up are individualized according to the type of surgery and patient’s clinical condition.
A Neurosurgeon evaluates and surgically treats conditions affecting the brain, spine, spinal cord and peripheral nerves.
No. Many disc problems can initially be treated without surgery. Surgery may be considered when significant nerve compression causes persistent or progressive symptoms.
Back pain associated with persistent leg pain, weakness, numbness, walking difficulty or bladder and bowel changes requires specialist assessment.
Microdiscectomy is a procedure used to remove part of a spinal disc that is compressing a nerve in selected patients.
Spinal decompression surgery creates more space around compressed nerves or the spinal cord when clinically required.
Hydrocephalus is abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain, which may require treatment such as shunt surgery in selected patients.
No. Treatment depends on tumour type, size, location, symptoms and other clinical factors.
You can consult Dr. Kota Ravi Chandra, Consultant Neurosurgeon & Brain and Spine Surgeon, at Chiranjeevi Hospitals, KPHB Phase 1, Kukatpally, Hyderabad.
Get expert evaluation for brain, spine and nerve-related conditions with personalized neurosurgical treatment planning.
Evaluation for brain, spine and nerve conditions requiring specialist treatment.
Focused care for neurological and spinal surgical conditions.
Treatment selected according to diagnosis, imaging and neurological needs.
Care from evaluation and surgery planning through follow-up.
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