Spinal Stenosis (Lumbar & Cervical)
Spinal stenosis is an age-related narrowing of the spinal canal putting pressure on spinal nerve roots.
Understanding the Pathology
Facet arthritis and thickened ligamentum flavum narrow the central spinal canal.
First-Line Conservative Management
Flexion-biased physiotherapy, NSAIDs, and epidural steroid injections.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Protocol
Under the direct care of Dr. Achal Gupta (Senior Neurosurgeon & Endoscopic Spine Specialist), clinical diagnosis is established through methodical physical, neurological, and advanced imaging/electrophysiological correlation to provide the most effective treatment outcome.
Common Symptoms & Warning Signs
Symptoms vary based on underlying pathology, duration of symptoms, and individual patient factors.
Neurogenic Claudication
Leg heaviness and cramping when walking that improves when sitting.
How is this Condition Evaluated?
A methodical diagnostic process ensuring precise identification of the underlying generator and functional impact.
Lumbar Spine MRI
Definitive quantification of canal diameter and neural impingement.
When is Advanced Intervention Considered?
Endoscopic ULBD allows bilateral canal decompression through a miniature keyhole portal.
When to Seek Urgent Medical Evaluation
While many conditions can be evaluated electively, the following signs warrant immediate medical consultation:
- •Loss of bowel/bladder control
- •Rapidly deteriorating balance
Medical Education Information
Consult with Dr. Achal Gupta for Precision Spine & Neuro Care
Whether you are seeking definitive relief from severe sciatica, slipped disc, or exploring minimally invasive endoscopic alternatives, we are here with ethical, compassionate guidance.