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Spinal Tumour Surgery in Indore

Spinal tumour surgery in Indore — microsurgical removal of neurofibroma, schwannoma & spinal cord tumours by Dr.

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Spinal tumours grow within or around the spinal cord — inside the cord (intramedullary, e.g. ependymoma, astrocytoma), within the covering membranes (intradural, e.g. neurofibroma, schwannoma, meningioma), or in the bones of the spine (often metastases from cancers elsewhere). As they grow, they compress the cord and nerves, causing pain and progressive weakness.

Dr. Nilesh Jain performs microsurgical excision of spinal tumours in Indore, including intramedullary tumours and CV-junction neurofibromas, using the operating microscope to remove the tumour while preserving the delicate spinal cord.

सरल हिंदी में समझें · In Simple Hindi

रीढ़ की हड्डी की गांठ से कमर दर्द और धीरे-धीरे पैरों में कमजोरी आती है। ज्यादातर गांठें बिना कैंसर वाली होती हैं और microscope से पूरी निकाली जा सकती हैं।

Symptoms of a spinal tumour

  • Back or neck pain that is constant, progressive and worse at night
  • Pain radiating along a nerve, like a band around the chest or down a limb
  • Gradually increasing weakness or stiffness of the legs or hands
  • Numbness that ascends from the feet upward
  • Difficulty with balance and walking
  • Bladder or bowel disturbance — a late and urgent sign
When in doubt, get evaluated. Neurological symptoms that are new, progressive or sudden should be assessed by a specialist without delay — early diagnosis consistently leads to better outcomes.

Treatment of spinal tumours

Most benign intradural tumours — schwannomas, neurofibromas, meningiomas — can be completely removed microsurgically, and complete removal is usually curative. Intramedullary tumours are operated under high magnification, opening the cord along safe planes to remove the tumour while protecting function.

Metastatic spinal tumours are managed for pain relief, cord decompression and stabilisation, combined with radiotherapy and treatment of the primary cancer. Spinal fixation is added whenever tumour removal affects stability.

Why patients choose Dr. Nilesh Jain

Dr. Nilesh Jain (M.B.B.S., M.S., M.Ch.) trained in neurosurgery at the Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute, Trivandrum — among India's premier neurosurgical centres — and has been a Consultant Neurosurgeon in Indore since 2010. He is Associate Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery (SAIMS) and holds a 4.8★ rating from 190+ Google reviews. Consultations are unhurried, investigations are advised only when needed, and surgery is recommended only when it genuinely helps.

Frequently asked questions

Are spinal tumours cancerous?
Many spinal tumours — schwannomas, neurofibromas, meningiomas — are benign and curable by complete removal. Tumours in the vertebral bone are more often metastatic and need combined treatment.
Will I walk after spinal tumour surgery?
Patients operated while still walking generally retain or improve their walking. This is why progressive leg weakness should never be ignored — earlier surgery means better outcomes.
Is recurrence common?
After complete removal of a benign tumour, recurrence is uncommon. Follow-up MRI is advised periodically.
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