Dr. Shailesh Jain

                       T here has been an immense involvement shown between top medical equipment           manufacturing companies and the leading neurosurgeons across the globe and this has helped in finding newer and less invasive surgical procedures for relieving back pain. Progress in minimally invasive spine treatment has been truly exceptional over the past two decades and most of the contributions have been satisfying to be at the forefront of the business. The aim has always been to help the patients get them back to work, back to their families and their sports, free of pain, is highly satisfying. This has made newer advances of the past few years quite exciting. More novel minimally invasive procedures like microsurgery, tubular retractors, and lateral access with a surgery in the side instead of the back had now made it possible to repair spinal conditions without open surgery, but the ...

  Neurology is the study and subsequent treatment of injuries and aberrations in the CNS (Central Nervous System) which include the spinal cord, nerves, and the brain. Although many people don’t tend to require a specialty Neurologist in their lifetime, it doesn’t hurt to go for a consultation when you don’t feel well because it surely will hurt a lot in the future if it’s something serious that went undetected. Dr. Shailesh Jain (AIIMS) Neurosurgeon offers assorted treatment based on your symptoms that can be divided into 6 categories: Headaches Dizziness Suspicion of mental illness Cases of memory loss Motor or Muscular problems Emergency Headaches A headache is often ignored by patients which in most cases it should be, but if you are experiencing severe headaches that resemble a migraine, it is time to book an appointment with a neurologist. Severe headaches that feel like a stabbing pain in your head is your body giving you an indication of a neurological problem building up i...

  A spinal cord injury is arguably one of the most dangerous injuries a person could suffer from. The spinal cord houses all the nerves that run across our body and extends from our necks to our buttocks, leaving a significant surface area exposed to damage.  It is responsible for receiving messages from the body to the brain, sending messages from the brain to the body, and controlling stimuli reactions when the body is put in immediate danger. A spinal cord injury can result in complete immobility of the victim’s body below the injury, and can even cause paralysis if the injury is close to the neck.  It is safe to say that a spine injury is capable of destroying a person’s life, so then what type of treatment should you look for if you have incurred a spinal cord injury? We will try to answer this question in today’s blog post as most patients in pain look for the easy way out in grave situations involving a spine injury.   What Does History Say? Well, historically...