Brain, spine and nerve care under one roof — a consultant neurologist for headaches, epilepsy, stroke and Parkinson's, and a consultant neurosurgeon for slip disc, spine surgery, head injury and brain surgery including craniotomy. The two work as one team, so you are not sent across the city to connect the dots.
दिमाग़, रीढ़ और नसों का इलाज एक ही छत के नीचे — सिरदर्द, मिर्गी, लकवा और पार्किंसन के लिए न्यूरोलॉजिस्ट, और स्लिप डिस्क, रीढ़ की सर्जरी, सिर की चोट और क्रेनियोटॉमी समेत दिमाग़ की सर्जरी के लिए न्यूरोसर्जन। दोनों एक टीम की तरह काम करते हैं।
Each animation shows what is happening in the body and what helps. They explain; they don't replace a doctor's visit — if you are worried, book an OPD visit, or come to our emergency, open 24x7.
Think BE FAST: sudden loss of Balance, trouble with the Eyes, the Face drooping on one side, an Arm or leg going weak, Speech that is slurred or confused — and Time: get to an emergency at once. Treatment that can limit brain damage works only in the first few hours, so do not wait to see if it passes, even if the symptoms settle.
How we help: Our 24x7 emergency assesses suspected strokes straight away with a CT scan of the head on campus, and our neurology team and neuro-ICU take over care.
Read the full article →A 'slip disc' is a bulge or tear in the cushion between two spinal bones that presses on a nerve, causing back pain and sciatica down the leg. Most get better within weeks to a few months with medicines, physiotherapy and staying active. Surgery is considered when pain does not settle — and straight away for leg weakness that is getting worse or any loss of bladder or bowel control.
How we help: Our neurology and neurosurgery team examines you and plans treatment; most patients recover with medicines and our physiotherapists, and microdiscectomy is done here when surgery is needed.
Yes. Dr. Rakesh Pandey, consultant neurosurgeon at Healing Tree Hospital, operates on slip disc (discectomy and microdiscectomy), spinal canal narrowing (laminectomy), head injuries and brain conditions including craniotomy for haemorrhage and tumours — in our own theatres with ICU support in the same building.
Come to the 24×7 emergency immediately — face drooping, arm weakness or slurred speech are time-critical. A CT scan of the head is done on campus within minutes of arrival, and the neurologist and ICU team take over from there.
Yes — EEG for seizures and EMG/NCV for numbness, weakness and nerve pain are done on campus, usually within a day or two of the OPD visit, and the neurologist reads them with you.
Sees headaches, seizures, stroke follow-ups and nerve complaints in the neurology OPD, and reviews admitted patients whose illness has a neurological edge. Careful, methodical work-ups — the scan a diagnosis needs, when it needs it.
Neurosurgeon for spine and brain — slip-disc decisions, head injury, and the surgeries that follow. Known for telling families plainly when an operation is needed, and just as plainly when it isn't.
