Spinal Tumor Surgery
Surgical treatment of spinal tumors to address symptoms and prevent damage
What is Spinal Tumor Surgery?
Surgery to remove tumors (benign or cancerous) that grow inside or around the spine.
The tumor is carefully removed while protecting nerves and the spinal cord. Sometimes rods or screws are added for stability.
Who Needs This Surgery?
- Patients with back pain
- Those with weakness or numbness
- Loss of sensation in extremities
- Patients with paralysis caused by spinal tumors
How is it Performed?
Tumor Removal
The tumor is carefully removed while protecting nerves and the spinal cord.
Nerve Protection
Advanced neuromonitoring ensures safety throughout the procedure.
Stabilization
Rods or screws are added for stability when needed.
Benefits
- Significant reduction or elimination of chronic pain
- Stop progression and preserve neurological function
- Restore mobility and overall physical strength
Risks & Recovery
Potential Risks
- Infection (minimized with sterile techniques)
- Bleeding (carefully controlled)
- Nerve injury (depends on tumor size)
Recovery Timeline
- About a week for monitoring and initial recovery
- Varies by tumor type and individual factors
Why Choose Spineverse?
Cutting-edge technology ensures effective tumor management with precision. Dr. Varun Khanna's expertise provides personalized treatment plans.
- Board-certified specialists
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Personalized care plans
- Advanced surgical techniques
Patient Success Stories
"My tumor surgery relieved my back pain, and I'm stronger now. Thank you, Dr. Khanna!"
- Arjun T., 50
"After tumor removal, I regained movement. Spineverse saved my life!"
- Lata R., 55