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Orthopaedic Spine Care

Spine Surgery

Specialised spine care focused on understanding your condition, relieving symptoms, and improving movement through carefully planned treatment.

Care guided by careful assessment, every step of the way.

About Spine Surgery

What Is Spine Surgery?

Spine surgery care at Sarojini Shirol Orthopaedic Hospital

Spine surgery refers to surgical treatment used for certain conditions affecting the spine when an operation is considered appropriate after clinical assessment. It may be considered for selected conditions involving the neck, back, spinal structures or related symptoms when other treatment approaches may not provide the required relief.

The treatment plan depends on the patient's symptoms, diagnosis and overall clinical condition. Each patient is assessed individually, and the treating medical team reviews the clinical findings and relevant investigations before deciding whether surgery or another treatment approach is appropriate.

Understanding the Need for Spine Care

When May Spine Surgery Be Considered?

Surgery is not automatically required for every spine problem. The need for surgery is decided only after clinical assessment of the individual patient.

Spine-Related Pain

Pain related to the spine, including the neck and lower back, is evaluated by the treating medical team through detailed clinical assessment and relevant diagnostic review to guide an appropriate course of care.

Conditions Affecting Movement or Function

Conditions that may affect movement, posture, balance or overall function of the spine are assessed carefully, considering how the symptoms impact daily activities before any treatment approach is recommended.

Injuries Involving the Spine

Injuries affecting the spine, whether from a fall, an accident or another form of trauma, require prompt and thorough clinical assessment to understand their severity and guide the most suitable treatment plan.

Conditions Requiring Surgical Evaluation

Certain spinal conditions may call for surgical evaluation, and whether surgery is appropriate is determined only after a complete clinical assessment of the patient's diagnosis, symptoms and overall health.

Spine surgery is offered as part of our orthopaedic services. Whether surgery is appropriate for a specific condition is determined only after individual clinical assessment.

Spine Evaluation & Treatment Planning

A Care Plan Based on Your Condition

Every treatment plan follows a clear, clinically-led process.

Spine evaluation and assessment at Sarojini Shirol Hospital
01

Clinical Assessment

Your symptoms and clinical condition are assessed.

02

Diagnostic Evaluation

Relevant investigations are reviewed as required.

03

Treatment Planning

The medical team determines an appropriate treatment approach.

04

Surgical Decision

Surgery is considered when clinically appropriate.

Spine Surgery Care Journey

From Consultation to Recovery

A clear pathway guiding you from your first consultation through to follow-up care.

01

Consultation

02

Evaluation

03

Treatment Planning

04

Hospital Care / Surgery When Indicated

05

Post-Operative Care

06

Physiotherapy & Recovery

07

Follow-up

Recovery & Rehabilitation

Supporting Recovery After Spine Surgery

Structured support through every stage of recovery.

Post-Operative Care
Hospital Observation
Physiotherapy
Rehabilitation Support
Follow-up Care

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about spine surgery at our hospital.

What is spine surgery?
Spine surgery is surgical treatment for certain spinal conditions when an operation is considered appropriate after clinical assessment.
Is surgery required for every spine problem?
No. The need for surgery depends on the patient's condition, assessment and treatment plan.
How is a spine problem evaluated?
The treating medical team evaluates the patient's symptoms and clinical condition and may use appropriate diagnostic investigations.
Is ICU support available?
Yes. The hospital has a 3-bed ICU with ventilator and oxygen support.
Is physiotherapy available after treatment?
Yes. Physiotherapy is available as a hospital support service.