Neurosurgery & Spine

Neurosurgery & Spine at Narayan Hospital, Gorakhpur
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Neurosurgery & Spine at Narayan Hospital

Our neurosurgery service treats conditions of the brain, spine and nerves. Head injuries arriving through the emergency room are assessed by the neurosurgeon, and planned brain and spine operations are carried out in the hospital’s theatres with intensive care available afterwards.

What we treat

  • Head injury
  • Slipped disc and spinal nerve compression
  • Spine injury
  • Brain haemorrhage
  • Brain and spinal tumours (assessment)
  • Neck and back pain with weakness or numbness

How your care works

Consultation

A detailed neurological examination and review of any scans you already have.

Investigation

Further imaging is arranged where needed to plan treatment.

Treatment

Many spine problems settle with medicines and physiotherapy; surgery is advised only when needed.

Recovery

ICU and ventilator support are available after major surgery.

Inside our theatre

Real photographs from Narayan Hospital. Tap a photo to enlarge it.

C-arm X-ray image intensifier in the operation theatre at Narayan Hospital
C-arm X-ray imagingLive X-ray guidance in theatre for fracture, spine and urology surgery.
Operation theatre at Narayan Hospital with twin ceiling-mounted Daisy LED surgical lights
Operation theatreTwin ceiling-mounted Daisy LED surgical lights over the operating table.
Allengers twin-monitor C-arm imaging workstation at Narayan Hospital
Twin-monitor imaging stationAllengers imaging trolley so the surgeon sees every step on screen.

Common questions

When is a headache or back pain an emergency?
Come in immediately if pain follows a head injury or fall, or comes with vomiting, drowsiness, fits, weakness, numbness, or loss of bladder or bowel control.
Does every slipped disc need surgery?
No. Most improve with rest, medicines and physiotherapy. Surgery is considered when pain persists despite treatment or there is weakness or nerve damage.
Should I bring my old scans?
Yes. Bring any CT or MRI films, reports and prescriptions — they save time and repeat tests.