Minimally invasive and endoscopic spine surgery offers faster recovery, smaller incisions, reduced muscle damage, less postoperative pain, and shorter hospital stays. These techniques use advanced visualization to precisely target the affected area, preserving healthy tissues and improving long-term function. Dr. Rajeshwari’s specialized training in UBE spine endoscopy from South Korea enables her to treat disc herniations, stenosis, and spondylosis with higher accuracy and quicker rehabilitation. Patients typically return to routine activities sooner than with traditional spine surgery.

Chronic spine pain may stem from disc degeneration, spondylosis, nerve compression, posture issues, or trauma. Dr. Rajeshwari begins with a detailed neurological assessment, imaging studies, and lifestyle evaluation. Treatment often starts with non-surgical methods such as physiotherapy, medications, ergonomic correction, and targeted pain-relief procedures. When conservative care fails, minimally invasive or endoscopic options may be recommended. Her approach focuses on long-term function, prevention of recurrence, and restoration of quality of life.

Brain tumors may present with persistent headaches, vomiting, seizures, vision disturbances, weakness, speech difficulty, behavioral changes, or balance problems. Dr. Rajeshwari performs a thorough neurological examination, followed by MRI or CT imaging for accurate diagnosis. Early detection enables better outcomes and expands treatment options, including microsurgery, navigation-guided tumor removal, or adjunct therapies. Her patient-centric approach ensures clear communication about the diagnosis, treatment plan, and postoperative expectations.

Evaluation begins with a detailed medical history, seizure pattern analysis, neurological examination, EEG, and advanced imaging to identify structural causes. Some patients may have seizures due to tumors, scar tissue, cortical malformations, or trauma. Dr. Rajeshwari collaborates with neurologists to optimize medical therapy first. If seizures remain uncontrolled, surgical options such as lesionectomy, tumor removal, or minimally invasive procedures may be considered. The goal is long-term seizure control, safety, and improved quality of life.

Neurosurgeons play a critical role in assessing hemorrhagic strokes, aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, and complications requiring surgical intervention. Dr. Rajeshwari evaluates stroke severity, imaging findings, and the need for procedures such as decompressive surgeries, hematoma evacuation, or cerebrovascular stabilization. She works closely with neurologists and critical care teams to ensure timely intervention. Early surgical decision-making can prevent brain damage, reduce disability, and significantly improve survival and functional recovery.

Management depends on the severity of trauma. Initial care focuses on stabilizing the airway, breathing, and spinal alignment. Imaging such as CT/MRI identifies fractures, bleeding, swelling, or cord injury. Dr. Rajeshwari provides surgical and non-surgical treatment options, including decompression, stabilization, or conservative rehabilitation plans. Early assessment is vital to prevent secondary complications. Her approach emphasizes safety, neurological preservation, and restoring functional independence wherever possible.

Spondylosis results from age-related wear of discs and joints, causing stiffness, pain, or nerve compression. Treatment begins with physiotherapy, posture correction, medications, and lifestyle adjustments. If symptoms persist, targeted injections or minimally invasive decompression may be considered. For advanced cases, endoscopic or microsurgical procedures offer effective relief with minimal downtime. Dr. Rajeshwari focuses on individualized plans to reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent long-term disability.

Safety is maintained through meticulous planning, advanced imaging, neuronavigation, microscopy, and minimally invasive techniques. Dr. Rajeshwari uses evidence-based protocols, international best practices, and multidisciplinary coordination to minimize risks. Her academic excellence and extensive training support precise judgment in complex surgeries. Pre-operative counseling, intra-operative monitoring, and structured postoperative care ensure optimal outcomes. Patient dignity, transparency, and comfort remain at the core of her practice.

Pain management includes nerve blocks, epidural injections, root blocks, facet blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and minimally invasive spine interventions. These procedures target inflammation and nerve irritation to provide sustained relief. Dr. Rajeshwari tailors each treatment to the underlying cause, supported by imaging-guided precision. Pain management allows many patients to avoid major surgery, resume daily activities sooner, and maintain long-term spine health through rehabilitation and lifestyle modification

Yes. Dr. Rajeshwari evaluates and treats select pediatric neurosurgical conditions such as congenital anomalies, hydrocephalus, spinal deformities, birth-related injuries, and pediatric head trauma. She ensures child-friendly care, detailed counseling for parents, and developmentally sensitive treatment choices. Minimally invasive approaches are preferred whenever safe and feasible. Her emphasis on accuracy, gentle handling, and family-centric communication helps reduce anxiety and ensures safer, effective outcomes for young patients.

Dr. Rajeshwari emphasizes clarity, compassion, and collaboration throughout the treatment journey. She explains diagnoses in simple terms, outlines options, and ensures patients are fully involved in decisions. Her team provides guidance on pre-surgical preparation, hospital stay, rehabilitation, follow-ups, and long-term lifestyle care. By combining advanced surgical skill with ethical communication and holistic support, she helps patients and families navigate neurological conditions with confidence, safety, and trust.