A spinal fracture is a break in one or more of the vertebrae, often caused by trauma, a fall, or weakened bones from osteoporosis. At PSRI Hospital, our orthopaedic spine surgeons and neurosurgeons collaborate to stabilise the injury, relieve pressure on the spinal cord, and restore the spine’s alignment. The team assesses whether a case needs bracing or surgery, and every decision is informed by the scans we take on the day you arrive. For anyone searching for Spinal Fracture Treatment in Delhi, the priority is getting an accurate diagnosis fast because an untreated fracture can shift and damage nearby nerves.

The Versius Robotic System and intra-connected modular OTs support precise, minimally invasive spinal work when that is the right option. A NABL-accredited lab runs the necessary blood work, and the in-house 24×7 blood bank and BRAIN TUMOUR TREATMENT IN DELHI protocols for neurological intactness mean all the disciplines that back spinal trauma are under one roof. With fully equipped ICUs and 24-hour emergency access, a patient in Delhi can go from scan to stabilised in hours, not days.

Our Treatments


A spine fracture is not a single injury. The stable wedge fracture from a low-energy fall needs a different plan than the burst fracture that sends bone fragments toward the spinal cord. PSRI Hospital's orthopaedic and neurosurgery teams map that difference on imaging before a single treatment decision is made. For patients needing definitive Spinal Fracture Treatment in Delhi, the hospital covers the full continuum from bracing and medical management to minimally invasive fixation, open decompression and fusion, and postoperative rehabilitation.

Care begins with a detailed neurological examination and high-resolution CT or MRI. A tumour board-style spine conference reviews complex fractures, and the surgeon walks you through the fixation method, the expected hospital stay and the stepwise return to sitting and walking. Discharge planning covers pain management, physiotherapy milestones and follow-up scans. The aim is to get you mobile as early as it is safe.

  • Thoracolumbar Bracing
  • Kyphoplasty
  • Vertebroplasty
  • Pedicle Screw Fixation
  • Posterior Spinal Fusion
  • Anterior Spinal Fusion
  • Decompression Laminectomy
  • Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
  • Corpectomy
  • Halo Vest Application
  • Osteoporosis Medical Management
  • Pain Management
  • Spinal Bracing
  • Retinal Treatment in Delhi
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PSRI Hospital

Center Of Excellence

New Delhi

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

Spinal Fracture Procedures


Procedure selection turns on the fracture pattern, the degree of spinal canal compromise and the patient's bone quality. A simple compression fracture in an older adult with osteoporosis is often managed with cement injection without a large incision. A high-velocity comminuted fracture with nerve injury, however, requires open reduction, internal fixation and often decompression. The list below covers the core techniques the surgical team uses, each chosen after the fracture is classified on CT.

Vertebroplasty

Kyphoplasty

Pedicle Screw Instrumentation

Posterior Fusion

Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion

Laminectomy and Decompression

Corpectomy

Halo Vest Stabilisation

Minimally Invasive Fixation

Orthosis (Brace) Fitting

CT-Guided Biopsy

Neuromonitoring

Spinal Fracture Causes and Risk Factors


Not every back blow breaks a vertebra, but certain conditions make a fracture much more likely even with minor force. Osteoporosis tops that list. Traumatic events such as a two-wheeler fall on Delhi's arterial roads, a construction-site accident, or a sports collision account for most high-energy injuries. Recognising what puts a spine at risk helps patients and families understand why a particular treatment was chosen and how re-fracture is prevented.

Osteoporosis

Road Traffic Collision

Fall from Height

Sports Injury

Metastatic Bone Disease

Multiple Myeloma

Prolonged Steroid Use

Vitamin D Deficiency

When to See a Spine Specialist?


You may need to consult a spine surgeon after trauma if back pain does not ease with rest, or if any numbness, tingling or weakness travels into an arm or leg.

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Midline Back Pain After a Fall

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Pain Worsens with Sitting or Standing

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Numbness in Legs or Groin

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Loss of Bladder or Bowel Control

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Visible Hunch or Deformity

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Fever with Spine Pain

When to See a Spine Specialist?

History of Cancer with New Back Pain

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Weakness Gripping Objects

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Shooting Pain Down the Arm

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Inability to Walk or Bear Weight

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Age Over 50 with Sudden Back Spasm

When to See a Spine Specialist?

Sensory Loss in a Limb

A fracture that compresses the cord is time-sensitive. At PSRI Hospital, the 24x7 emergency department and dedicated trauma theatres get you imaged and reviewed the same day for Spinal Fracture Treatment in Delhi, because the window for reversing a neurological deficit is measured in hours.

Our Team of Experts


Our spine service draws from orthopaedic spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, interventional radiologists and physical medicine specialists who review every fracture case together. That combined review covers the bone injury and any nerve involvement. A patient gets one coordinated plan that sets out the fixation method, the hospital stay and the milestones for standing, walking and discharge.

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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Frequently asked questions (FAQ’s)


Spinal Fracture Treatment in Delhi covers the full range of care from bracing and cement injection for stable compression fractures to open spinal fusion and instrumentation for unstable burst fractures, all delivered with the support of trauma ICUs and 24-hour emergency theatres.

The cost in India is typically driven by the implant system used, whether a fusion is added, the need for an ICU stay and the surgeon's experience. In Delhi, an uncomplicated vertebral augmentation may start near ₹1,50,000, while a multi-level instrumented fusion can exceed ₹5,00,000.

Most patients are standing with support within 24 hours of a minimally invasive procedure and leave the hospital in two to four days. Bony fusion takes three to six months to mature, and physiotherapy continues for several weeks after a brace is removed.

A stable wedge fracture with no canal compromise is often managed with a rigid brace for eight to twelve weeks. Surgery becomes necessary when bone fragments threaten the spinal cord, the posterior column is disrupted, or the deformity progresses despite bracing.

A multislice CT scan characterises the bone injury and an MRI assesses soft tissues, discs and the spinal cord. The combination tells the surgeon whether the posterior ligament complex is intact, which directly determines whether fusion is required.

Yes. Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty place bone cement into the collapsed vertebra through a needle puncture. Most patients report pain relief within 48 hours. The hospital also starts an osteoporosis workup to reduce the risk of another fracture.

Go immediately if back pain after an injury is accompanied by leg numbness, difficulty passing urine, or a sensation of band-like tightness around the chest or abdomen. These are the early signs of cord compression and need an urgent MRI.

The hospital runs separate Neuro, Medical and CTVS ICUs beside a 14-bed MICU, all NABH-accredited. An ENT team is available for any associated cervical or airway trauma, so a polytrauma patient gets every specialty at the same campus.
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