What does a Spine Surgeon do?

A spine surgeon deals with the diagnosis and management of spinal diseases and conditions such as scoliosis and degenerative disorders.

Which tests/ investigations are generally required by the Spine Surgeon?

Chest X-rays, Electrocardiogram (ECG), CT, MRI, Electromyography, Myelogram etc.

What are the typical symptoms of spine problems?

The individual may experience Stiffness in the lower back area, restricting range of motion, Inability to maintain normal posture due to stiffness or pain, Muscle spasms either with activity or at rest, Pain that persists for a maximum of 10-14 days, and Notable loss of motor function such as the ability to tiptoe or heel walk.

How long is the recovery period for typical spine surgeries?

Recovery period is approximately 3 to 4 months.

Are there any risks associated with spine surgeries?

Risks are rare but serious which includes include heart attack, stroke, brain damage, or death.

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About Dr. Amit Narayan

Currently associated as consultant with Orthopaedics and Spine department at Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute (PSRI), New Delhi
Interests are Lumber and Cervical Discectomy, Spine Trauma, Lumber Canal Stenosis Surgeries, Deformity ( spine ) Management & Surgeries, Orthopaedics Trauma & other cases, attending Conferences of spine.
Performs all kind of spine surgeries like Lumber discectomy, Cervical Discectomy, Lumbar Canal Stenosis & listhesis surgeries, spine trauma cases & spine deformity management & Surgeries.
Performs Orthopedics specific General orthopaedics trauma cases & knee & shoulders problems management.
Attained Fellowships such as, Association of spine surgeons of India (ASSI) and Spine Fellowship of Globus Medical India.
Member of variousrenowned organisations such as Association of Spine Surgeon of India, Delhi Medical Council, U.P Medical Council, Member of National Academy of Medical Sciences (MNAMS), North American Spine Society (NASS).