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Neurological Conditions We Treat at Max Hospitals, Noida

Our neurosurgery team at Max Hospitals, Noida, treats a broad spectrum of neurological disorders that affect the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves.Here are some of the key conditions we treat.

• Brain Tumors: We manage both benign and malignant growths within the brain that may manifest through persistent headaches, vision disturbances, cognitive changes, or convulsions.
• Spinal Disorders: Our team addresses herniated discs, vertebral fractures, degenerative spine disease, and spinal canal compression that cause chronic pain and mobility limitations.
• Head Trauma: We provide emergency and ongoing care for brain injuries resulting from accidents, falls, or sports-related incidents requiring urgent neurosurgical intervention.
• Cerebrovascular Disorders: Treatment for blood flow disruptions in the brain, including ischemic and hemorrhagic events that result in motor weakness, communication challenges, or loss of coordination.
• Seizure Disorders: When antiepileptic medications prove insufficient, we offer surgical solutions to manage recurrent convulsions and improve patient independence.
• Peripheral Neuropathy: We treat compressed or damaged nerves throughout the body, including conditions like cubital tunnel syndrome and sciatic nerve compression causing discomfort and sensory loss.
• Brain Fluid Imbalance: Management of cerebrospinal fluid accumulation causing increased intracranial pressure, developmental delays in children, and cognitive symptoms.

Advanced Neurosurgical Procedures at Max Hospitals, Noida

The neurosurgery department at Max Hospitals, Noida, routinely performs a wide range of surgical interventions which includes, but are not limited to the following.

• Brain Tumour Surgery: Removes abnormal growths while safeguarding surrounding healthy brain tissue as much as possible.
• Spine Surgery: Addresses conditions such as slipped discs, spinal instability, or nerve compression to reduce pain and improve mobility.
• Discectomy: Relieves pressure on spinal nerves by removing the damaged portion of a disc.
• Spinal Stabilisation and Fusion: Improves spine strength and alignment in cases of degeneration or injury.
• Epilepsy Surgery: Helps reduce or control seizures when medications do not provide adequate relief.
• Shunt Procedures: Diverts excess cerebrospinal fluid in conditions like hydrocephalus to relieve pressure on the brain.
• Aneurysm and Vascular Procedures: Treats weakened or abnormal blood vessels in the brain to prevent rupture.
• Peripheral Nerve Surgery: Restores function or eases pain caused by nerve injury or compression.

Meet Our Team

At Max Hospitals, Noida (Sec-19 and Sec-128), our neurosurgery team comprises highly trained specialists dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of complex brain, spine, and nerve conditions. With years of clinical experience and a strong commitment to patient care, the neurosurgeons focus on delivering treatments that are precise, evidence-based, and tailored to each individual’s condition.

Explore the specialists' profiles on this page to learn about their qualifications, areas of expertise, consultation schedules, fees, and more. To make expert neurosurgical care more accessible, select specialists offer video consultations, allowing patients to seek guidance and plan their care with ease and confidence.

Why Choose Max Hospitals, Noida, for Neurosurgical Care

Max Hospitals, Noida (Sec-19 and Sec-128), is one of the most trusted hospitals for neurosurgical care, offering advanced treatment for brain, spine, and nerve conditions with a strong focus on patient safety and long-term outcomes. Here’s why patients and families place their confidence in Max.

Experienced Neurosurgeons

The neurosurgery team includes specialists with years of experience in treating a wide range of neurological conditions. Their expertise supports accurate diagnosis and well-planned surgical and non-surgical care.

Comprehensive Care Under One Roof

Patients have access to diagnostics, surgery, rehabilitation, and follow-up care within the same hospital. This coordinated approach ensures continuity of care and reduces the stress of managing treatment across multiple centres.

Patient-Centric Approach

Treatment plans are tailored to each patient’s condition, lifestyle, and recovery goals. Doctors and care teams prioritise clear communication so patients and families feel informed and reassured at every stage.

Advanced Surgical Techniques

Modern neurosurgical techniques and equipment are used to improve precision and safety during procedures. These advancements help enhance outcomes while minimising complications.

Minimally Invasive Options

Whenever suitable, minimally invasive procedures are offered to limit tissue damage and postoperative discomfort. This often leads to shorter hospital stays and faster recovery.

24/7 Emergency Neurosurgical Support

The hospital is equipped to manage neurological emergencies at any time of day. Immediate access to neurosurgeons and critical care teams is vital in conditions such as head injuries or sudden neurological deterioration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a neurosurgeon or a neurologist?

A neurologist primarily manages neurological conditions using medication and non-surgical therapies, while a neurosurgeon evaluates conditions that may require surgical intervention. If scans or symptoms suggest structural problems in the brain, spine, or nerves, a neurosurgical consultation is usually recommended.

Do all neurological conditions need surgery?

No, many neurological conditions can be managed without surgery through medication, physiotherapy, or lifestyle changes. Surgery is considered only when non-surgical treatments are ineffective or when the condition poses a risk to long-term health.

What tests are usually done before neurosurgery is advised?

Doctors may recommend imaging tests such as MRI, CT scans, or nerve studies to understand the condition clearly. These tests help the neurosurgeon determine whether surgery is necessary and plan the safest approach.

Is it safe to seek a second opinion for neurosurgical problems?

Yes, seeking a second opinion is common and encouraged, especially for complex neurological conditions. It helps patients feel more confident about their diagnosis and treatment options.

How long will I need to stay in the hospital after neurosurgery?

Hospital stay varies depending on the type of procedure and the patient’s recovery. Some minimally invasive surgeries may require only a short stay, while more complex surgeries may need longer monitoring.

Will I need rehabilitation after neurosurgery?

Some patients benefit from physiotherapy, speech therapy, or rehabilitation following surgery, depending on the condition treated. Rehabilitation helps restore strength, movement, and daily functioning more effectively.

Can I consult a neurosurgeon online before visiting the hospital?

Yes, Max Hospitals, Noida (Sec-19 and Sec-128), offers video consultation options with select neurosurgeons. This allows patients to discuss symptoms, review reports, and plan next steps before an in-person visit.

When should neurological symptoms be treated as an emergency?

Sudden weakness, difficulty speaking, loss of consciousness, severe head injury, or sudden worsening of symptoms require immediate medical attention. Prompt care can significantly impact outcomes in neurological emergencies.

Review

Reviewed by Dr. Dinesh Rattnani, Senior Director - Neurosurgery, Neuro Critical Care & Spine Surgery, on 19 March 2026.