Spine Surgery
Advanced, minimally invasive and complex spine surgery for lasting relief from back and neck problems.
Overview
About Spine Surgery
Spine problems such as nerve compression, instability, deformity or injury can cause persistent back or neck pain, numbness and weakness that affect daily life. When conservative care is not enough, spine surgery can relieve pressure on the nerves, stabilise the spine and restore function.
Dr. Ravindra Singh is trained in traditional, robotic, minimally invasive and endoscopic spine surgery, including complex and paediatric cases. Every plan begins with a careful evaluation, and surgery is recommended only when it is the right option for you.
Conditions Treated
- Slip disc / disc herniation
- Spinal canal stenosis
- Spondylolisthesis (slipped vertebra)
- Spinal fractures & injuries
- Cervical myelopathy
- Spinal deformities & instability
When to See a Doctor
- Back or neck pain that does not improve with rest or medicines
- Pain, numbness or tingling travelling into the arms or legs
- Weakness in the hands, arms or legs
- Difficulty walking or standing for long
- Loss of balance or coordination
Treatment Options
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Smaller incisions with less muscle damage, less pain and a quicker return home.
Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Robotic guidance for highly precise screw placement in spinal fixation.
Spinal Fusion & Fixation
Stabilises unstable or painful segments of the spine.
Decompression Surgery
Removes pressure on the spinal cord and nerves (discectomy, laminectomy).
Benefits
Recovery Journey
- 1
Day 1–2
Patients usually walk with support soon after minimally invasive surgery.
- 2
Weeks 1–6
Gradual return to light daily activities with a guided physiotherapy plan.
- 3
Months 2–3
Most patients return to work and normal routines; heavier activity is added step by step.
Recovery time varies from patient to patient. Dr. Ravindra Singh will explain what to expect in your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Modern spine surgery, especially minimally invasive techniques, is very safe in experienced hands. Non-surgical options are always explored first.
Most back pain improves without surgery. Surgery is considered when there is nerve compression, instability or pain that does not respond to conservative treatment.
It depends on the procedure. Many minimally invasive procedures need only a short stay; your surgeon will explain the expected stay for your case.
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