Back pain that does not respond to rest, medication or physiotherapy after several weeks often signals a structural problem in the spine. PSRI Hospital’s orthopaedic and neurosurgery team includes spine specialists who evaluate these cases with a clear focus: determine whether the pain generator is a compressed nerve, an unstable vertebra, or a degenerative disc, and plan the least invasive surgical correction that matches. A patient arriving with a failed conservative trial gets an MRI review and a nerve conduction study where needed before any surgical date is discussed.

The surgical programme is supported by the Versius Robotic System and modular intra-connected operation theatres, which bring precision and repeatability to decompressions, discectomies and instrumented fusions. PSRI’s NABL-accredited laboratory runs preoperative screening 24×7, and the blood bank holds NABH accreditation of its own. For a patient weighing Esophageal Cancer in Delhi as a co-morbidity or an unrelated concern, the same hospital handles that specialty review without a separate referral, which keeps the spine team’s anaesthetic workup clearer and faster.

Our Treatments


A spine surgery consultation at PSRI Hospital starts by ruling out nonsurgical options that still have a chance of working — most back pain resolves without an operation. When imaging and a physical exam confirm that a nerve root is compressed, a disc fragment has migrated, or a vertebra has slipped out of alignment, the surgical plan targets that specific finding. Patients from across North India travel for Appendix Surgery in Delhi and other advanced procedures here because the institution runs a single evaluation corridor: radiology, laboratory, specialist opinion, and surgical booking all sit inside one campus on Press Enclave Marg.

Care is directed by a spine review team that brings together the orthopaedic spine surgeon, the neurosurgeon, a pain medicine specialist and the radiologist who read the original scans. That group decides whether a decompression alone is enough or whether the spine also needs instrumentation to regain stability. Each patient walks out with a written plan that names the procedure, lists the risks and the recovery milestones, and sets a firm date for the first post-operative visit — no verbal handover, no loose instructions.

  • Lumbar Microdiscectomy
  • Endoscopic Discectomy
  • Spinal Laminectomy
  • Spinal Decompression
  • Vertebroplasty
  • Kyphoplasty
  • Spinal Fusion
  • Minimally Invasive TLIF
  • Disc Replacement Surgery
  • Foraminotomy
  • Scoliosis Correction
  • Revision Spine Surgery
  • Spinal Tumour Resection
  • Sacral Neuromodulation
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PSRI Hospital

Center Of Excellence

New Delhi

Press Enclave Marg, J Pocket, Phase II,
Sheikh Sarai, New Delhi, Delhi 110017

Key Spine Surgery Procedures


A spine operation is chosen to match one of three goals: take pressure off a nerve, lock an unstable segment, or rebuild a collapsed vertebral body. The surgeon explains the difference clearly because a patient who understands why a microdiscectomy was chosen over a fusion is a patient who follows the recovery restrictions. At PSRI Hospital the imaging films stay on the screen during that conversation — you see the same scan the surgeon is reading.

Lumbar Microdiscectomy

Endoscopic Discectomy

Spinal Laminectomy

Minimally Invasive TLIF

Disc Replacement

Vertebroplasty

Kyphoplasty

Foraminotomy

Spinal Fusion

Scoliosis Correction

Revision Spine Surgery

Spinal Tumour Resection

Spine Conditions Treated


The conditions that lead to surgery all share a common thread: the spine’s structure has changed enough to crowd or irritate the cord or the nerve roots that branch from it. Pain that travels down a leg, weakness that makes a foot drag, or bladder control that slips are red-flag findings the team asks about at the first visit. The list below covers the mechanical and degenerative pathologies the department addresses surgically when conservative care has run its course.

Herniated Disc

Spinal Stenosis

Spondylolisthesis

Degenerative Disc Disease

Vertebral Fracture

Sciatica

Failed Back Surgery

Spinal Tumour

Adult Scoliosis

When to See a Spine Surgeon?


You may need to consult a spine surgeon when back pain has lasted longer than six weeks of conservative care, or when pain travels below the knee, weakens a leg, or changes bowel or bladder control — those are the signs that separate a mechanical ache from a surgical nerve compression.

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Leg pain worse than back pain

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Numbness in foot or groin

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Foot drop while walking

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Loss of bladder control

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Pain unrelieved by 6 weeks of rest

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Weakness in a leg that is getting worse

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Back pain after a fall or accident

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Fever with severe back pain

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Cancer history with new spine pain

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Stenosis confirmed on a prior MRI

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Slipped vertebra on X-ray

When to See a Spine Surgeon?

Instability or abnormal motion

Not every patient who walks into a spine clinic needs an operation, but every patient who has ignored a red-flag symptom for weeks deserves a same-week MRI and a clear answer. The spinal surgical programme at PSRI Hospital is built to deliver that answer quickly, grounded in the imaging and lab infrastructure a decision of this weight demands — and that is what Back Pain Surgery in Delhi should ultimately provide: certainty before the incision.

Our Team of Experts


PSRI Hospital’s spine team combines orthopaedic spine surgeons and neurosurgeons who review every surgical candidate together before listing a case. The radiologist who reported the MRI is in that discussion, as is the pain medicine consultant who managed the earlier conservative trial. This structure means a patient is not passed between specialties with differing opinions — the plan that reaches you is the one the group agreed to, and the surgeon who operates on you was in the room when the decision was made.

Why PSRI?


PSRI Hospital was established in the year 1996 as South East Asia’s first and India’s foremost institute providing advanced and comprehensive medical and surgical treatment for digestion-related diseases. Since its inception, many more specialties have been added and presently it is a multi-specialty Hospital.

PSRI Hospital is backed by the JK Group one of the leading business houses in India, PSRI was established to provide curative and preventive medical care through a caring environment.

Our team of highly skilled and experienced doctors in Delhi is committed to delivering the highest level of care by using cutting-edge technology & state of art infrastructure to get the best possible results for our patients.

From diagnosis to treatment, we deliver a wide range of services to address all type of diseases. Our team of expert works together to provide a customized and complete care plan for each patient.

Being the best multispecialty Hospital, our primary focus is to provide patient well-being. Therefore, our doctors takes the time to hear patients concerns, answer their questions and offer expert knowledge and support throughout their journey.

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Our Infrastructure & Technology


  • Versius Robotic System
  • Modular Intra Connected OT’s
  • Multislide CT Scan
  • 1.5 TESLA MRI

For a patient coming to Delhi from another state, the practical advantage of a hospital that also offers Pancreatic Surgery in Delhi is that pre-anaesthetic workup catches unrelated comorbidities inside the same campus — the cardiac clearance, diabetic control, and renal function tests all happen under one roof before the spine team clears you for theatre.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ’s)


In Delhi, spine surgery can range from approximately ₹1,00,000 to ₹5,50,000 depending on the procedure. A microdiscectomy sits at the lower end while an instrumented fusion or disc replacement costs more because of the implant, theatre time and hospital stay. Get a written estimate after your MRI review.

Most patients go home the next day. Bending, lifting and twisting are restricted for four to six weeks. A physiotherapy protocol starts at the two-week mark. Desk work can resume around three weeks, while physical labour needs a graduated return over three months guided by the surgeon.

Yes, the surgical programme routinely performs endoscopic discectomies and minimally invasive TLIF procedures. These approaches use smaller incisions and tubular retractors, which can reduce muscle disruption and shorten hospital stay compared to an open procedure when the pathology is suitable.

Ideally, yes. An MRI of the lumbar or cervical spine performed within the last three months gives the surgeon a clear view of disc position, nerve compression and canal diameter. If you do not have one, PSRI can arrange it on the same campus using the hospital’s 1.5 Tesla MRI.

A discectomy removes the herniated portion of a disc that is pressing on a nerve. A laminectomy removes a small section of vertebral bone called the lamina to widen the spinal canal. The choice depends on whether the compression is disc-based or bone-based on the scan.

Age alone rarely rules out surgery. The anaesthetic risk is assessed through a cardiac and metabolic workup run by PSRI’s in-house laboratory and cardiology team. Procedures like kyphoplasty for osteoporotic fractures are specifically designed for older bone and carry a lighter anaesthetic burden.

Yes, the hospital processes cashless claims through most major insurers, TPAs, CGHS and ECHS. Bring your policy documents and ID to the admission desk. The billing team verifies coverage before the admission is finalised so you have clarity on any out-of-pocket amount.

Both are qualified to operate on the spine. At PSRI the two disciplines review cases jointly, so you get a unified recommendation rather than having to pick one specialty yourself. The surgeon assigned to your case is chosen based on the specific pathology shown on your scans. For related procedures such as Gallbladder Surgery in Delhi, the hospital follows the same cross-specialty review model.
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