Department of Spine Care

Department of Spine Surgery & Pain Care

Led by senior spine surgeon Dr. Amit Verma, providing conservative-first back and neck pain care, targeted sciatica decompression, and minimally invasive microdiscectomy on Godhani Road, Nagpur.

Department of Spine Care

Conservative-First Spinal Care & Precision Microsurgery

Most back pain and slipped disc cases do not require surgery. Dr. Amit Verma conducts thorough neurological and MRI evaluations to prioritize non-invasive recovery, reserving keyhole microdiscectomy only when nerve compression persists.

Dr. Amit Verma
Head of Department · Spine & Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Amit Verma MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics), Fellowship in Joint Replacement & Spine Care
Clinical Capabilities

Key Treatments & Procedures

Comprehensive, ethical care delivered with transparent protocols and modern surgical infrastructure.

Sciatica & Radiating Nerve Pain Care

Targeted medical therapies and nerve decompression protocols for sharp shooting pain radiating from the lower back down the leg.

  • Precise neurological root assessment
  • Non-surgical inflammation relief medication
  • Guided nerve flossing and spinal mobilization

Minimally Invasive Microdiscectomy

Keyhole surgical removal of herniated disc fragments compressing spinal nerve roots, preserving surrounding bone and muscle.

  • Tiny incision with minimal tissue trauma
  • Immediate relief from severe leg pain
  • Hospital discharge usually within 48 hours

Lumbar Canal Stenosis Decompression

Decompressive surgery to widen narrowed spinal canals, relieving leg heaviness, cramping, and restoring walking stamina in seniors.

  • Restores walking endurance and posture
  • Microsurgical precision with nerve monitoring
  • Early supervised post-op ambulation

Cervical Spine & Neck Pain Management

Treatment for cervical spondylosis, neck stiffness, disc protrusions, and numbness radiating down into the arms and hands.

  • Cervical radiculopathy pain relief
  • Ergonomic workstation posture corrections
  • Targeted cervical traction and physiotherapy

Spondylolisthesis & Spine Stabilization

Surgical alignment and pedicle screw instrumentation under real-time C-Arm fluoroscopic guidance for unstable or slipped vertebrae.

  • Rigid anatomical stabilization
  • C-Arm intraoperative image accuracy
  • Prevents progressive nerve root impingement

Conservative Spinal Rehabilitation Gym

On-site specialized spine physiotherapy with motorized lumbar/cervical traction and core-strengthening programs.

  • Core muscle stabilization exercises
  • Interferential electrotherapy (IFT) & ultrasound
  • Ergonomic back protection counseling
Hospital Infrastructure

Advanced Technology on Godhani Road

Modern surgical, diagnostic, and recovery facilities under one roof.

Modular Laminar Airflow OT

HEPA-filtered positive pressure environment engineered for zero deep-infection rates during joint replacements and spine surgeries.

C-Arm Fluoroscopy Guidance

Live real-time surgical X-ray imaging inside the OT for millimeter-precise screw and implant placement.

High-Resolution Digital X-Ray

Instant bone imaging on-site. Immediate digital review during your OPD consultation without outside visits.

In-House Pathology Blood Lab

Pre-operative blood counts, ESR, CRP, hormonal profiles, and coagulation tests processed rapidly on-site.

24/7 Emergency Casualty Desk

Emergency fracture triage, casting, emergency normal deliveries, and emergency Caesarean section readiness.

Cashless Mediclaim & TPA Desk

Hassle-free cashless hospitalization support for all leading health insurance networks and TPAs for planned surgeries.

Common Patient Questions

Does every slipped disc require surgery?

No. Over 85% of lumbar disc herniations resolve completely through conservative medical care, physical therapy, and ergonomic posture changes. Surgery is only recommended when severe nerve compression, weakness, or intractable pain persists.

What causes sciatica pain?

Sciatica occurs when a herniated lumbar disc or arthritic bone spur presses against the sciatic nerve root in the lower back, causing sharp electric-like pain radiating down the buttock, thigh, and leg.

How soon is discharge after microdiscectomy surgery?

Because microdiscectomy is performed through a tiny keyhole incision, patients walk comfortably within 24 hours and are generally discharged within 48 hours to resume light desk activities within two weeks.

What non-surgical back treatments do you provide?

We provide structured oral and injectable anti-inflammatory medications, mechanical spinal traction, IFT electrotherapy, core stabilization training, and customized ergonomic daily routines.

Consult Directly With Dr. Amit Verma

Walk in during OPD hours (Mon–Sat: 10 AM–2 PM & 6–9 PM), call any time, or book an appointment online.

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