Spine Surgery at Yashoda Hospitals!
Spinal surgery aims to treat all spine-related diseases, restore normal functions, and prevent pain by treating the entire vertebral column. This includes patients who experience immediate neurological loss of function or bladder incontinence.Â
With advancements in surgical technology, Yashoda Hospitals is the only spine surgical center in southern India to offer the latest innovations in minimally invasive spine procedures, including full endoscopic spine surgery—a technique poised to replace traditional open microscopic surgery. Supported by cutting-edge infrastructure and a team of world-renowned clinical and surgical experts, Yashoda Hospitals has pioneered endoscopic procedures for conditions such as disc prolapse, lumbar disc disease, and spinal stenosis, achieving over 500 successful procedures with positive, lasting outcomes for patients.Â
What’s the current Spine Surgery Cost in India?Â
Depending on the treatment package, success rate, severity of the ailment, medications necessary, and many other considerations, the current spine surgery cost in India varies immensely from Rs. 1,50,000 to Rs. 5,50,000. The spine surgery cost is approximately Rs. 2,50,000.Â
Treatment | Cost |
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Spinal Fusion Cost in India | 3,50,000/- (Approx.) |
Artificial Disc Replacement | 3,00,000/- (Approx.) |
Vertebroplasty Surgery Cost in India | 2,50,000/- (Approx.) |
Endoscopic Spine Surgery Cost in India | 2,50,000/- (Approx.) |
Foraminotomy Cervical Spine Surgery Cost in India | 2,00,000/- (Approx.) |
Laminectomy/Lumbar Spine Surgery Cost in India | 1,60,000/- (Approx.) |
Discectomy/Microdiscectomy | 1,50,000/- (Approx.) |
Why Choose Yashoda Hospitals For Spinal Surgery?
Leading Team of Orthopaedic Surgeons: We have one of the best teams of spine surgeons, who are highly specialized in treating spinal fusion, scoliosis, laminectomy, lumbar discectomy, kyphoplasty, herniated disc surgery using advanced spine surgery and full endoscopic spine surgery techniques.
Holistic Orthopaedic Care: Provides the best physiotherapy and rehabilitation support to our patients.Â
Latest Orthopaedic Technologies and Facilities: Yashoda Hospitals offers comprehensive care with complete facilities for managing spinal cord-related disorders in patients of all ages.Â
The Best Sports Injury Treatment: We specialise in treating orthopaedic sports injuries and conditions that often arise from accidents or improper techniques during sports or intense physical activity.Â
Who Needs Spine Surgery?
- Fractures of the vertebrae.Â
- Scoliosis.Â
- Conus syndrome.Â
- Degenerative spondylosis.Â
- Degenerative disc disease.Â
- Spinal stenosis or tumors.Â
- Annual tear.Â
Types of Spine SurgeryÂ
- Spinal Fusion: This surgical procedure involves strategically removing the spinal disc from the spinal cord and combining two or more vertebrae through bone grafting or, in rare instances, utilizing a metal implant.Â
- Artificial Disc Replacement: This procedure replaces the damaged disc with a prosthetic one that restores height and movement to replicate the identical functions of the damaged disc.Â
- Plasma Disc Decompression: Sometimes referred to as nucleoplasty, is a minimally invasive laser-assisted procedure that uses radio frequency to treat herniated discs and reduce the disc size.Â
- Vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty: These procedures address deep compression fractures observed in osteoporosis by injecting glue-like bone cement that hardens and imparts rigidity to the vertebrae.Â
- Foraminotomy: This surgery prevents disc or joint expansion by extending the spine column where the tuft of nerves exits the spinal canal, which normally expands with age. This relieves pressure on previously compressed nerves.Â
- Laminectomy: Performed on patients with spinal stenosis when a spinal canal begins to narrow, relieving pressure on the nerves and causing pain.Â
- Discectomy or Microdiscectomy: Eliminates the pressure accumulating on the spinal cord and the herniated disc.Â
Factors Affecting the Spine Surgery Cost
- Hospital’s location, reputation, infrastructure, and facilities.Â
- The type of procedure selected.Â
- Medical condition and age of the patient.Â
- The complexity of the condition.Â
- Orthopaedists and physiotherapists’ fees are based on their experience and expertise.Â
- Diagnostic tests (MRI scans, CT scans, and X-rays), and consultation charges.Â
- Cost of medication.Â
- Insurance and policy coverage.Â
How is Spinal Surgery Performed?
The treatment site is operated with a long, open surgical approach, enabling the surgeon to view and access the surgical space. If the procedure is minimally invasive, the spine surgeon makes small incisions to get into the spine and guide the instruments and/or microscopic video cameras. Some of the common minimally invasive techniques include percutaneous endoscopic surgery, full endoscopic surgery, thoracoscopic access surgery, and surgery through a tubular retractor.Â
Benefits of Spine Surgery
- High success ratesÂ
- Daycare procedure with reduced hospital stayÂ
- Stitchless spine surgeryÂ
- Microscopic incisionÂ
- Minimal or no blood lossÂ
- Faster recoveryÂ
- Spare damage to adjacent muscles and nervesÂ
- No soft tissue injuryÂ
- Avoid excess bone removalÂ
- Preservation of spinal mobilityÂ
- Immediate relief from symptoms after the surgeryÂ
- Reduced risk of complications and infectionsÂ
Post-Surgical Care and Recovery Phase
- Avoid bending, lifting, and twisting for the first few weeks.Â
- Take 1-2 days of complete bed rest post-discharge.Â
- Avoid sitting and standing for more than 30 minutes for one week.Â
- Take a short and gradual walk every day.Â
- Sleep on a mattress that provides decent back support.Â
- Avoid driving, smoking, or any strenuous tasks.Â
Make an Informed Decision About Spine Surgery Cost.
Spine surgery cost may vary depending on several factors, including the hospital, type of surgery performed, patient’s medical condition, and surgeon involved. For the most accurate and up-to-date cost information, it’s advisable to consult hospitals in your vicinity.
At Yashoda Hospitals, our expert physiotherapists and orthopaedic surgeons are here to discuss your options in detail, helping you make informed decisions. Additionally, healthcare insurance may partly cover the cost of lumbar spine surgery, so it’s essential to check with your insurance provider. You can also explore a government subsidy or policy that may assist in managing spine surgery costs at Yashoda hospitals.Â
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does spinal fixation take?
Spinal fusion usually takes around 2–7 hours based on the type of procedure, the patient’s age and health status, and the complexity of the condition.Â
When is spinal fusion necessary?
When alternative treatments do not prove effective, spinal fusion is considered as a final option. Spinal fusion is recommended in cases of abnormal curves, fractures, injuries to the vertebrae, or slipped discs.Â
What is the most common spine surgery?
Spinal Fusion, or laminectomy, is considered the most common spine surgery.Â
Are there any side effects of spine surgery?
After spine procedures, the side effects are minimal or nonexistent and are instead preventative measures. There are slight chances of spinal fluid leakage, nerve damage, and chills and rigours indicating infection.Â