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Understanding Spinal Disc Disease
IBS Hospital is committed to offering the most advanced facilities for the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients suffering from spine discs.
Parkinson’s Disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that is marked by tremors and is quite progressive in nature, i.e it tends to aggravate as time passes. Usually affecting people over 60, Parkinson’s can sometimes present in 20-30 year olds, but the probability of that is quite low.
The broad classification of Parkinson’s is:
- Idiopathic Parkinson’s – i.e cause unknown
- Vascular Parkinson’s – with restricted blood supply to the brain
- Drug-induced Parkinson’s – due to neuroleptic drugs
Degenerative spine disc disease is characterized by chronic pain in the neck and back. You are likely to experience:
- Frequent bouts of pain that may last for weeks or months at a stretch
- Numbness or tingling sensation in the lower limbs
- Pain that radiates towards your buttocks and lower limbs
- Pain that tends to aggravate with time
- Pain that becomes worse with movement
Degenerative spine disk disease is quite common with ageing. Though the symptoms may not be as prominent for everyone. Some of the most common causes of degenerative disk disease include:
- Drying out of the softcore with advancing age
- Tear or crack in the spinal disk due to strain, injury or trauma
Comprehensive Spinal Disc Disease
All in One Place. Focused on You.
Various treatment options available for patients with degenerative spine disk include:
- You will be required to undergo some tests, based on which your doctor will discuss the possible treatment options
- A comprehensive treatment plan will be curated based on your preference
- You will be required to inform your doctor about your medical history
- You need to inform your doctor if you are allergic to any medication
- Once you arrive at the hospital and check in, a nurse will be assigned to guide you.
- Once necessary assessments are done, you will be taken to the operation theatre and connected to fluids and monitors
- Your vitals will be thoroughly monitored, throughout the procedure.
- Right after the surgery, you will be taken to the observation room from where you will be shifted to your room once you gain consciousness
- Your hospital stay will be planned, depending upon your prognosis. Patients are usually discharged within a week.
- Your assigned nurses will closely monitor you and take care of your medication
- You will work with our physiotherapists, who will guide you through the recovery phase
- A discharge plan will be curated and given to you, containing vital information about your medication.
- Our rehabilitation team will join you with a specially curated rehabilitation program
- You will be briefed about how to take care of the incision/wound at home
- You will be given a set of guidelines related to your medication, diet and daily activities
- The team will schedule your followups and you will be notified about the same
- Regular follow-ups are vital for a speedy and complication-free recovery.
- Stay in touch with your doctor, making sure he/she is well informed about your progress.
- Make sure you and your doctor are on the same page.
Our Technology
State of the art facilities offered here include:
Neuro Navigation
It is an advanced technology used for performing image-guided neuro interventions. The modality offers added precision and accuracy through real-time intraoperative guidance.
Fluorescent Microscope
It is a highly advanced imaging tool that helps alleviate various complexities and improve the procedure’s outcomes. It is an optical microscope that involves the use of fluorescence to generate ace images by overcoming the resolution barrier that is limited by diffraction in normal microscopes.
CUSA (Cavitron Ultrasonic Aspirator)
The surgical modality utilizes low-frequency ultrasound energy for extracting brain and spinal cord tumours, as well as to perform other complex procedures. The ultrasonic frequencies help to emulsify the diseased tissue while leaving intact the surrounding healthy tissue.
Nerve Monitoring
It is also known as electrophysiologic monitoring and is a surgical assessment tool that helps to evaluate the functional integrity of the brain and other related structures and alleviate the risks of any unintended damage to the same.
Why choose IBS for spine disc treatment?
IBS Hospital is committed to offering the most advanced facilities for the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients suffering from spine discs. The hospital adheres to the use of state of the art interventions from across the globe, which are backed by the expertise of an immensely specialized team of spine specialists. Every treatment plan is curated after thorough assessment and evaluation, carried out using cutting-edge diagnostic and imaging modalities which are available at the hospital. The treatment is followed by comprehensive rehabilitative care to ensure swift and robust recovery of the patient.
Here’s what our
Patients have to say about us
Neurological problems can be debilitating but timely diagnosis and proper treatment can help you lead a better life. Here are some inspirational stories of our patients, who overcame their neuro problems with leading-edge solutions offered by IBS experts.
Our team of experts that make it possible
Meet the team of highly specialised and experienced neurosurgeons, neurologists and other experts in the field of neurology and spine care. Our team is dedicated to providing personalised and compassionate care to each patient, with the goal of helping them achieve the best possible outcomes.
Dr. Vikas Gupta
Senior Neuorosurgeon
Dr. Dewaker Sharma
Senior Neuorosurgeon
Dr. Sachin Kandhari
Senior Neuorosurgeon and MD