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Neurosurgery Hospital in Chandigarh for Advanced Brain & Spine Care
Our neurosurgery hospital in Chandigarh provides structured, guideline-based Brain & Spine Care for common and complex neurological conditions. From spine disorders and slipped discs to brain tumours, trauma, stroke-related complications, and nerve compression, we focus on accurate diagnosis and clear, practical treatment plans.
Each consultation is designed to help you understand your brain or spine condition, available options, and lifestyle measures that may support long-term outcomes. Neuroimaging, nerve studies, and surgical or minimally invasive procedures are recommended only when clinically indicated.
Your privacy, mobility, and daily independence remain central at every step of your neurological journey. If you are searching for systematic brain and spine evaluation in the tricity, our neurosurgery team offers dependable, protocol-based care close to home.
Why Consult Our Neurosurgery Hospital in Chandigarh?
24×7 Neuro-Emergency & Critical Care Round-the-clock support for head injury, suspected stroke, sudden weakness, severe back or neck pain, or altered consciousness. Neuromonitoring and timely stabilization are coordinated by trained teams in dedicated critical care units.
Comprehensive Brain & Spine Services From clinical neurological assessment and imaging (CT, MRI) to spine decompression, brain tumour surgery, trauma care, and rehabilitation planning, key brain and spine services are available in one place to streamline diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.
Patient-Focused Neuro Consultations Brain and spine conditions can affect mobility, speech, work, and family life. Our neurosurgery team explains reports in simple terms, discusses surgical and non-surgical options, and encourages questions so you can take informed decisions at every step.
Key Brain & Spine Tests, Procedures & Interventions
Non-Invasive Neurological Evaluation
Clinical assessment supported by neurological examination, basic blood tests, and where indicated neuroimaging to evaluate symptoms such as headaches, seizures, limb weakness, back or neck pain, imbalance, or numbness.
Brain & Spine Imaging
Imaging studies such as CT scans and MRI of the brain and spine, when appropriate, help study structure, disc health, spinal cord and nerve roots, presence of tumours, bleeding, or other abnormalities.
Spine Decompression & Stabilisation
For selected patients with significant nerve compression or spinal instability, procedures such as decompression and fusion may be advised to relieve pressure on nerves, reduce pain, and improve function.
Brain Tumour and Cranial Surgery
Based on location, size, and overall health status, surgery may be planned for certain brain tumours, blood clots, or other space-occupying lesions, with a focus on symptom relief and preservation of neurological function.
Trauma and Emergency Neurosurgery
Head and spine injuries may require timely assessment and, where needed, surgical intervention to relieve pressure, stabilize the spine, or address bleeding.
Rehabilitation and Long-Term Neuro Care
Post-surgery or after major neurological events, structured rehabilitation plans may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and lifestyle guidance to support safe mobility and daily activities.
Risk Factor Evaluation & Prevention for Spine and Brain Health
Assessment of posture, workplace demands, previous injuries, chronic conditions, and lifestyle factors. Personalized plans aim to reduce the risk of further spine strain, falls, or stroke-related complications.
Possible Risks and Complications of Brain & Spine Conditions
Worsening Weakness and Reduced Mobility
As compression or damage to the brain or spinal cord progresses, you may notice increasing difficulty in walking, using your hands, or maintaining balance. Early evaluation may help slow progression and support safer movement.
Persistent Pain and Nerve Damage
Untreated disc prolapse, spinal stenosis, or certain brain conditions can lead to ongoing pain, numbness, or weakness. Timely diagnosis and appropriate management aim to protect neurological function.
Impact on Independence and Quality of Life
Long-term symptoms can affect work, self-care, and emotional well-being. Holistic neuro care looks beyond scan reports to support maximum possible independence and quality of life.
Brain & Spine Conditions Managed in Chandigarh
The neurosurgery team evaluates and treats a wide spectrum of brain, spine, and nerve disorders for adults and older patients.
Brain Tumours
Growths within the brain can cause headaches, seizures, or weakness. Evaluation may include MRI, CT, and neurophysiological tests. Management focuses on accurate diagnosis, surgery where appropriate, and coordinated medical or radiation therapy.
Spinal Disc Prolapse and Nerve Compression
Slipped or degenerated discs can press on nerves, leading to back or neck pain, tingling, or weakness. Care includes clinical assessment, MRI, targeted medication, physiotherapy, and surgical decompression when required.
Brain Haemorrhage and Stroke (Neurosurgical Care)
Bleeding or reduced blood supply in the brain may present with sudden weakness, speech difficulty, or loss of consciousness. Diagnosis is guided by CT, MRI, and vascular imaging. Treatment may involve intensive monitoring, medicines, and surgery where indicated.
Spinal Canal Stenosis
Narrowing of the spinal canal can cause pain, numbness, or difficulty walking. Evaluation includes MRI and neurological examination. Management focuses on symptom control, physiotherapy, and decompressive surgery when needed.
Neurotrauma: Head and Spine Injuries
Injuries after falls, road accidents, or sports may affect the brain or spinal cord. CT, MRI, and close monitoring help assess severity. Treatment ranges from observation and medicines to emergency neurosurgery and rehabilitation.
Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
Recurrent seizures require careful evaluation to identify underlying causes. Work-up may include EEG, MRI, and blood tests. Therapy includes medication optimisation and, in selected cases, surgical options.
Hydrocephalus and CSF Disorders
Abnormal accumulation of fluid around the brain can cause headache, imbalance, or visual changes. Diagnosis uses CT, MRI, and pressure assessments. Management may include shunt or endoscopic procedures.
Congenital Brain and Spine Anomalies in Adults
Some structural conditions present from birth persist into adult life. Ongoing follow-up focuses on monitoring neurological function, guiding activity, and planning interventions if needed.
Peripheral Nerve Compression and Entrapment
Nerve compression outside the spine, such as in the limbs, may cause pain, tingling, or weakness. Management includes clinical assessment, nerve conduction studies, splinting, medicines, and decompression procedures when indicated.
Pre-Surgical Brain & Spine Risk Evaluation
Before major neurosurgical or other operations, structured assessment helps estimate neurological risk and optimise medicines. This supports safer anaesthesia planning and recovery.
Unexplained Falls, Blackouts, and Weakness
Spells of collapse or sudden weakness may relate to brain, spine, or nerve conditions. Work-up can include MRI, CT, EEG, and blood tests to clarify likely causes and next steps.
Neurological Screening and Risk Assessment
For individuals with family history, prior injury, or other risk factors, structured Brain & Spine Care check-ups can detect concerns early. Screening may include imaging, nerve tests, and practical prevention advice.
Emergency Neurosurgery and Neurocritical Care
Sudden severe headache, loss of consciousness, or new weakness require time-sensitive evaluation. Prompt imaging, monitoring, and medical or surgical therapy help stabilise patients and guide further care.
Dr. Jaspreet Singh Randhawa
Senior Consultant
Neurosurgery 15+ Years
Dr. Jaspreet Singh Randhawa is a board-certified neurosurgeon with comprehensive expertise in complex brain and spine disorders. A Gold Medalist in M.Ch. Neurosurgery from Armed Forces Medical College, Pune, he trained under renowned neurosurgeons Brig. (Dr.) M.N. Swamy and Brig. (Dr.) Maneet Gill. His academic background includes MBBS (Jawaharlal Medical College, Belgaum), MS General Surgery (PGIMS Rohtak), and M.Ch. Neurosurgery (AFMC). He has advanced subspecialty fellowships in Functional Neurosurgery (Deep Brain Stimulation) at Aster CMI Bangalore, Endoscopic Spine Surgery, Neurointervention at GB Pant Hospital New Delhi, and comprehensive neuroendoscopy—placing him among a select group of neurosurgeons with such multidisciplinary training.
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Dr. Jaspreet Singh Randhawa
Senior Consultant
Neurosurgery and Brain & Spine Care
Neurosurgery and Brain & Spine Care Technologies
Selected imaging and neurosurgical tools that support accurate assessment and timely Brain & Spine Care.
Advanced Neuroimaging Systems
Imaging platforms that assist in detailed brain and spine visualisation for careful planning of neurosurgery.
Neurosurgery Operating Suite
Operating environment with imaging and monitoring support for brain and spine procedures.
Image-Guided Brain & Spine Systems
Systems that support three-dimensional planning and intra-operative guidance during neurosurgery.
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At Healing Hospital, every movement and memory matters. Read real experiences of patients who received timely, specialist Brain & Spine Care in Chandigarh.
Frequently Asked Questions (Brain & Spine Care FAQs)
What does a neurosurgeon do?+−
A neurosurgeon specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions of the brain, spine, and nerves. They manage problems such as brain tumors, spine disc disease, spinal instability, head injury, brain hemorrhage, and certain nerve disorders, and guide tests such as MRI, CT scan, and nerve conduction studies.
How does smoking affect my brain and spine health?+−
Smoking damages blood vessels supplying the brain and spinal cord, reduces oxygen delivery, and accelerates narrowing of arteries. It increases the risk of stroke, brain hemorrhage, and poor healing after spine surgery. Quitting smoking is one of the most important steps to protect your brain and spine.
When should I be concerned about headache or back pain?+−
Seek immediate medical help if headache or back pain is sudden and severe, associated with weakness, loss of consciousness, vision changes, difficulty speaking, loss of bladder or bowel control, or recent injury. Even mild but persistent headache or back pain should be evaluated by a Brain & Spine Care specialist, especially if it affects daily activities or is worsening over time.
