Dr. Aniruddh Jagannath is a Neurosurgeon with more than 18 years of expertise.
He specialises in the treatment of headaches, fits (epilepsy), and other neurological disorders. He can also help with neck and back problems. In these circumstances, he focuses on proper diagnosis and non-surgical treatment options. He is an expert in skull base surgery (pituitary tumours), which involves removing the adenoma through the nose. He also does minimally invasive spine surgery (minimally invasive spine surgery) for sliding discs and spondylolysis, with a shorter recovery time and smaller incisions.
Dr. Aniruddha Jagannath graduated with honours from Bangalore Medical College and pursued his ambition of becoming a neurosurgeon. For six years, he received his education at the famed NIMHANS.
He also treats adult and paediatric brain tumours, trigeminal neuralgia with facial discomfort, cerebral aneurysms, and brachial plexus injuries on a regular basis. He is also an expert in endoscopic operations for children with hydrocephalus (ETV). In Ghent, Belgium, he furthered his expertise of skull base and endoscopic surgery.
He is eager to learn more and keeps his knowledge up to date on a regular basis. He was a visiting fellow at Ohio University and Aurora Neurosciences in the United States, where he received advanced training in robotic neurosurgery.
He is registered with 68150 Karnataka Medical Council, 2004.
Dr. Aniruddh Jagannath is fluent in English, and Hindi.
MBBS, Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore(2003)
MCh, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS)(2010)
Best paper award at 2nd Conference of Asian Society for Neuroanesthesia and Critical Care at New Delhi, India, 2011
International Travel grant, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), India to attend 8th Asian Congress of Neurological surgeons, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2010
Dr.(Mrs.) Vijaya Srinivas Gold Medal in Pathology awarded in the convocation held by the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, 2004-2005