Advanced Back & Neck Care in Tathawade, PCMC
Comprehensive evaluation, image-guided diagnosis, and minimally invasive spine surgery for slipped disc, sciatica, cervical/lumbar spondylosis, stenosis, spine fractures, infections, and deformity. Clear plans, faster recovery, and 24×7 emergency support.
Symptoms & Red Flags
- Back/neck pain radiating to arms or legs (sciatica/radiculopathy)
- Numbness, tingling, hand clumsiness, leg weakness, balance issues
- Severe night pain, fever with back pain, recent fall/accident
- Bladder/bowel disturbance, progressive weakness — emergency
Conditions We Treat
- Slipped disc (cervical/lumbar), sciatica, spinal canal stenosis
- Cervical & lumbar spondylosis, facet/SI joint pain
- Vertebral fractures (osteoporotic/traumatic), spinal instability
- Spinal infections (TB, pyogenic), tumors, deformities (scoliosis/kyphosis)
On-Site Diagnostics
- X-ray (dynamic views), MRI/CT coordination for precise mapping
- Root block/diagnostic injections where appropriate
- Bone profile, infection markers, DEXA if osteoporosis suspected
Treatments & Procedures
- Conservative care: targeted medicines, spinal physiotherapy, posture & core training
- Pain interventions: epidural/nerve root blocks, facet & SI joint injections (image-guided)
- Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS): microdiscectomy, endoscopic discectomy
- Decompression ± Fusion: laminectomy, foraminotomy, TLIF/PLIF as indicated
- Fracture management: vertebroplasty/kyphoplasty, fixation
- Rehab & return-to-work protocols with graduated activity milestones
When to Visit Emergency (Do Not Delay)
- Sudden leg/arm weakness, foot drop, loss of hand grip
- New loss of bladder/bowel control
- High-energy trauma with severe back/neck pain
- Fever with severe back pain or night pain unrelieved by rest
Why Choose Pulse Hospital
- Experienced spine team with neurosurgery/orthopaedics & ICU backup
- MISS options → smaller cuts, less pain, faster mobilization
- On-site imaging & protocols that shorten diagnosis-to-relief time
- Transparent counselling, insurance assistance, structured follow-ups
Book Your Spine OPD
Bring MRI/CT/X-rays and previous prescriptions if available. We’ll review, explain the root cause, and design a step-by-step plan — from pain relief to long-term spine health.
Frequently asked questions
Spine Surgery — FAQs
No. Most patients improve with medicines, physiotherapy, and image-guided injections. Surgery is advised for persistent nerve compression, severe pain, or neurological deficits.
MISS uses small incisions and tubular/endoscopic access to decompress nerves or remove disc fragments, leading to less pain, minimal blood loss, and quicker recovery.
Depends on procedure and job type. Many MISS microdiscectomy patients resume desk work in 2–3 weeks with guided rehab; heavy work needs a longer, staged plan.
Yes — posture correction, core strengthening, weight control, smoking cessation, and ergonomic work setups significantly reduce flare-ups and protect the spine long-term.
