Spinal fusion surgery is a stabilising procedure designed to join two or more vertebrae to treat spinal instability, deformities, or chronic pain. Mr Bhaskar Thakur performs spinal fusion using modern techniques and implants to provide long-term relief and improve spinal alignment.
How Spinal Fusion Works
During the procedure, the affected vertebrae are carefully fused using bone grafts, screws, rods, or plates. This stabilises the spine, prevents abnormal motion, and reduces pain caused by conditions such as degenerative disc disease, spondylolisthesis, or spinal fractures.
Benefits of Spinal Fusion
- Provides long-term spinal stability and pain relief
- Corrects spinal deformities and misalignment
- Reduces nerve compression and related symptoms
- Minimises risk of further spinal degeneration in affected segments
- Modern techniques allow for minimally invasive approaches and faster recovery
Who Needs Spinal Fusion?
Spinal fusion is indicated for patients with unstable or degenerative spinal segments, chronic back pain unresponsive to conservative treatments, or deformities such as scoliosis. Mr Thakur assesses each patient thoroughly to determine suitability and the most effective surgical plan.
Procedure and Recovery
The surgery is performed under general anaesthesia. Advanced imaging and navigation systems guide implant placement to maximise precision and minimise tissue trauma. Postoperatively, patients may spend a few days in the hospital, followed by a structured rehabilitation program to strengthen muscles and support spinal healing.
Spinal fusion surgery offers a reliable solution for patients with complex spinal conditions. With Mr Bhaskar Thakur’s expertise, the procedure provides durable pain relief, restores stability, and improves overall spinal health.