Best Spine Specialists in Delhi, India
Dr. Puneet Girdhar
Principal Director & Head - Ortho Spine, MIS & Robotic Spine Surgery
Institute For Bone, Joint Replacement, Orthopedics Spine & Sports Medicine, Centre for Spine Surgery (Orthopaedic), Back Pain Management
Dr. Rajesh Verma
Associate Director - Orthopedic Spine Surgery
Institute For Bone, Joint Replacement, Orthopedics Spine & Sports Medicine, Centre for Spine Surgery (Orthopaedic), Back Pain Management
Dr. Manoj Kumar
Consultant - Orthopedic Spine Surgery
Institute For Bone, Joint Replacement, Orthopedics Spine & Sports Medicine, Back Pain Management, Orthopaedics & Spine Surgery, Centre for Spine Surgery (Orthopaedic)
Dr. Tungish Bansal
Associate Consultant - Orthopaedic Spine Surgery
Institute For Bone, Joint Replacement, Orthopedics Spine & Sports Medicine, Centre for Spine Surgery (Orthopaedic)
Dr. Samarth Mittal
Associate Consultant - Orthopaedic Spine Surgery
Institute For Bone, Joint Replacement, Orthopedics Spine & Sports Medicine, Centre for Spine Surgery (Orthopaedic)
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who is a Spine specialist?
Spine specialists are experts of all spinal conditions and procedures. Specialists can conduct surgeries if they have the necessary qualifications.
2. Which conditions & types of disease are treated by a Spine Specialist?
Some conditions and diseases treated by a spine specialist are:
- Chronic pain
- Leg/feet pain
- Disc herniation
- Sprains and strains
- Fractures
- Spinal stenosis
- Arthritis
- Scoliosis
- Genetic abnormalities
- Congenital abnormalities
- Limited mobility
- Osteoporosis
- Deformities
- Spine Tumours
- Infections
3. When should you see a spine specialist?
You should see a spine specialist if:
- There is chronic pain
- There is pain that disrupts daily activities
- You are unstable on your feet
- There is a limited range of motion
- There is pain in the extremities
- Traditional medicine and therapies have not been effective
4. What can I expect at my spine appointment?
At the spine appointment, the doctor can ask about your family & personal history and your current requirements. They may conduct a physical and neurological exam. Then, the doctor will customise a plan accommodating your needs.
5. Can a spine specialist prescribe medications?
Yes, a spine specialist can prescribe medications. They can perform surgeries too, if they are qualified.
6. What is the difference between a spine specialist and a spine surgeon?
Spine specialists are physicians, and a spine surgeon can perform surgery. A spine surgeon can be a spine specialist but a spine specialist may not necessarily be a surgeon.