Coordinated assessment and surgical care for spinal compression, disc disease, fractures and selected complex spine conditions.
Mangala Hospital provides evaluation and surgical management for spinal conditions through a coordinated team spanning Neurosurgery, Orthopaedics, Radiology, Critical Care and Physiotherapy.
Treatment is selected only after clinical examination and imaging. Where surgery is appropriate, planning focuses on relieving nerve or spinal-cord compression, restoring stability and supporting safe recovery.
Neurosurgery, Orthopaedics, imaging, critical care and rehabilitation work together around each patient's diagnosis.
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Intraoperative ImagingFor appropriate spine and orthopaedic procedures, mobile C-arm imaging provides real-time X-ray views that help the surgical team confirm anatomy, alignment and implant position during treatment.
Explore the Spine Programme →Selected disc prolapse and nerve-compression conditions may be treated by removing the tissue causing pressure while preserving stable structures.
Laminoplasty can create additional space for a compressed cervical spinal cord while maintaining movement in appropriately selected cases.
Image-guided vertebroplasty may stabilise selected painful osteoporotic vertebral fractures through a small access route.
Post-operative monitoring and physiotherapy are coordinated within the hospital to support mobility and a safe return to daily activity.
Clinical and neurological assessment.
Relevant scans reviewed with symptoms.
Conservative or surgical options explained.
Monitoring, mobility and rehabilitation support.
No. Surgery is considered only when symptoms, examination and imaging indicate that it is appropriate after conservative options have been assessed.
The team considers the level and cause of compression, spinal stability, overall health and the patient's symptoms before recommending a procedure.
Bring any previous MRI, CT or X-ray images and reports, your current medication list and relevant medical records so the specialist can review your history fully.
Recovery varies with the condition, procedure and your overall health. Your surgeon will explain the expected hospital stay, activity limits and follow-up plan for your case.
Physiotherapy may be recommended to support safe movement, strength and mobility. The timing and exercises are planned according to your procedure and progress.