Spine Injury Surgery: Life-Saving Interventions for Spinal Recovery
Expert Surgical Care at Vanchilingam
- Surgical stabilization for fractures, dislocations, and spinal cord compression.
- Procedures include decompression, spinal fusion, and minimally invasive spine repair.
- 24/7 trauma readiness with advanced imaging and neuromonitoring.
- Integrated post-op rehabilitation for functional recovery and mobility.
Spine Injury Surgery: Comprehensive Surgical Care for Recovery and Mobility
“From trauma to treatment-restoring spinal strength and independence with precision surgery.”
Spinal injuries can have life-changing consequences, including pain, paralysis, and loss of independence. At Vanchilingam Advanced Neurology and Stroke Care, we offer expert surgical care for spinal cord and vertebral injuries, providing urgent intervention when needed and long-term support for functional recovery.
When Is Spine Surgery Required After Injury?
Surgery is typically recommended when:
- The spinal cord or nerves are compressed
- Vertebral fractures cause instability
- There is loss of motor or sensory function
- Non-surgical treatments fail to relieve symptoms
- There is risk of progressive deformity or chronic pain
Types of Spine Injuries Requiring Surgery
- Traumatic Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI)
- Fractures and Dislocations of the Spine
- Herniated Discs with Nerve Compression
- Spinal Epidural Hematomas
- Cauda Equina Syndrome
- Post-traumatic Instability or Spinal Deformity
- Infective or Tumor-Related Vertebral Collapse
Surgical Procedures We Perform
Spinal Decompression Surgery
Removes bone or disc fragments pressing on the spinal cord or nerves.
Spinal Fusion
Stabilizes the spine using rods, screws, and bone grafts after trauma or deformity.
Vertebroplasty & Kyphoplasty
Cement injection to stabilize fractured vertebrae from trauma or osteoporosis.
Tumor or Abscess Removal
Excises space-occupying lesions to relieve spinal compression.
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS)
Uses small incisions and advanced tools to achieve outcomes with faster recovery.
Our Surgical Approach to Spine Injuries
- Emergency imaging (MRI/CT) for rapid diagnosis
- Intraoperative neuromonitoring to protect neural structures
- Microsurgical and minimally invasive techniques where applicable
- Neuro-ortho collaboration for complex spine trauma
- Customized post-op rehab and mobility training for full recovery
Why Choose Vanchilingam for Spine Injury Surgery?
- Spine neurosurgeons trained in trauma and deformity correction
- 24/7 availability for spinal trauma and surgical emergencies
- Navigation, imaging, and monitoring technology for surgical precision
- Integrated physiotherapy and neurorehabilitation for long-term recovery
- Clear guidance and family support through the entire journey
What to Expect After Surgery
- ICU care for critical injuries followed by monitored rehab
- Gradual return of strength, balance, and movement
- Bladder/bowel and gait training if spinal cord was involved
- Follow-ups with neurologists and spine specialists for recovery milestones
Stabilize, Strengthen, and Step Forward
At Vanchilingam Advanced Neurology and Stroke Care, spine injury surgery is about more than just repairing bones-it’s about giving patients the opportunity to regain independence, mobility, and control.
Book your consultation today and begin the journey to spine recovery with our surgical experts.
Meet the Specialists
Our team of dedicated specialists brings years of expertise and a passion for delivering personalized care.
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What conditions require spine surgery after an injury?
Spine surgery is often necessary when the spinal cord or nerves are compressed, vertebral fractures lead to instability, there’s a loss of motor or sensory function, non-surgical treatments fail, or there is a risk of deformity or chronic pain.
Which spine injuries commonly need surgical treatment?
Conditions like traumatic spinal cord injuries, fractures and dislocations, herniated discs with nerve compression, spinal epidural hematomas, cauda equina syndrome, post-traumatic deformities, and vertebral collapse due to infections or tumors may require surgery.
What types of spine surgeries are performed at your neurology hospital?
Procedures include spinal decompression, spinal fusion, vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty, tumor or abscess removal, and minimally invasive spine surgeries (MISS).
What is minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS)?
MISS involves performing spinal procedures using small incisions and specialized instruments, leading to less pain and faster recovery.
How is spine surgery planned and performed at your hospital?
We use emergency imaging (MRI/CT) for diagnosis, intraoperative neuromonitoring to protect nerves, microsurgical and minimally invasive techniques, and neuro-ortho collaboration for complex cases.
What makes your hospital a trusted choice for spine injury surgery?
We have trauma-trained spine neurosurgeons, 24/7 surgical readiness, advanced surgical technologies, and integrated rehabilitation for complete recovery.
What kind of rehabilitation is needed after spine injury surgery?
Post-surgery rehab includes ICU monitoring for critical cases, physiotherapy, strength and balance training, gait and bladder/bowel training, and regular follow-ups with specialists.
How soon can patients expect recovery after spine injury surgery?
Recovery varies based on the injury, but patients typically experience a gradual return of strength, mobility, and independence with the help of structured rehabilitation.
