Dr. Aditya Singh Bhati
MBBS, DNB - Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery
NeurosurgeryDr Aditendraditya Singh Bhati (Dr Aditya Bhati) is a renowned Neurosurgeon & Spine surgeon in India. He completed his neurosurgical training and was awarded DNB (Diplomate National Board) by the National Board of Examinations, India. He did his training under the leadership of neurosurgical giants, Prof A.K Banerji & Prof Ravi Bhatia who were retired professors from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). During his initial career, he did fellowship in “Neuroendoscopy” and attained minimal invasive brain and spine techniques. He was awarded prestigious membership of National academy of medical sciences. Following his residency he started working along with his mentor, Prof Ravi Bhatia and teacher Dr Sudheer Tyagi, as Attending Consultant and enhanced his clinical & surgical skills. For a short period he also worked as Visiting Consultant, Neurosurgeon & Spine Surgeon at Indian Spinal Injuries centre, New Delhi. Dr Aditya Bhati is presently working as Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spine surgeon at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi, India along with Dr Ravi Bhatia & Dr Sudheer Tyagi. He has vast experience in managing brain as well as spine disorders which include brain & spine trauma, vascular, skull-base, neuro-oncology and pediatric cases. His main interests include minimal invasive brain and spine surgeries. He is a great academician and has published his work in national as well as international platform and helps to groom young neurosurgeons. He is a member of various professional societies which include Indian Medical Association, Delhi Neurological Association, Neurological Society of India and Neurological Surgeons Society of India. Dr Aditya Bhati was privileged to meet our Honourable President, Shri Ram Nath Kovind during his trip to African countries in April 2018. He received a Note of Appreciation & Momentum from HE. Mrs. Mona Ashraff, The Indian Consulate in Swaziland. He was also felicitated by Geriatric Society of India for his immense contribution to the society in October 2018. Recently he received "International Board of Medicine & Surgery – EMERALD Award" in November 2018. Dr Aditya Bhati was part of medical team in Formula 1 Grand Prix held at Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida in 2012 & 2013 and International Cricket matches held at Feroz Shah Kotla cricket stadium, New Delhi. He has organized various free health camps nationally as well as internationally for health awareness among people. His compassion, strong work ethics, professionalism, knowledge, confidence, humility and passion towards dealing with neurosurgical patients makes him a good human being and a superior clinician.
Sector B-8, 6001, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Amitabh Goel
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Neuro Surgery
Neurosurgery
108 A, Indraprasth Extension, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Rajiv Seth
Medical Registration Verified
Neurosurgery
Industrial Area sector 3 Rohini, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Dhruv Chaturvedi
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Neuro Surgery
Neurosurgery
Press Enclave Marg, Sheikh Sarai Phase II, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Sanjeev Dua
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Neuro Surgery
Neurosurgery
108 A, Indraprasth Extension, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Rajesh Acharya
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Neuro Surgery
Neurosurgery
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Road, Delhi, Delhi, India
1.How can Doc India neurosurgeons be beneficial?
In Doc India, neurosurgeons can help you to recover from various types of neuron-related problems through surgical methods and using their experiences and high expertise can help you to recover faster.
2.Are neurosurgeons in Doc India successful in surgery?
Visit the Doc India website, one of the best health care websites in India to check the success rate and the client’s feedback of the best neurosurgeons in Delhi.
3.What is the difference between a neurologist and a neurosurgeon?
A neurologist is a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis, curing, and management of brain and nervous system and various types of diseases that occur. On the other hand, a neurosurgeon is an expert who performs the surgeries related to neuron disorders.
4.What are the risks of open neurosurgery?
One of the major risk factors of undergoing an open surgery is that the patient might develop side effects due to anesthesia medicines, and may also have bleeding, blood clots, and infection. While these risks are relatively low, they can occur and may require additional medical intervention.
5.Why are MRI s required before performing neurosurgery?
MRI s are required as methods of screening or diagnosis before performing neurosurgery, so that if there are any kind of problems, that would be taken in account before the surgery occurs.
6.Would your neurosurgeon prefer surgery for brain tumor?
Primarily, your neurosurgeons would prefer to conduct necessary medical tests to find out the current medical conditions of the brain tumor and then might advise you to undergo partial or complete surgery accordingly.
7.Why is blood clot removal important in neurosurgery?
In case of formation of blood clots near the brain, your neurosurgeon must remove them because blood clots might lead to several severe conditions like thrombosis, which will further complicate the surgical methods.
8.Why is spinal fusion required in neurosurgery?
The spinal fusion surgery is required to join two or more vertebrae in your spine (backbone). This surgery is also important to treat pain, numbness, muscle weakness and various other neuron-related problems.
9.What are the long-term side effects of neurosurgery?
The major risk behind neurosurgery is that of temporary or permanent neurological deficits because a neurosurgery often involves delicate manipulation of neural tissues. The other risks include post-operative complications, during which you should always consult your neurosurgeon for necessary assistance.
10.Is epilepsy surgery advised for all epilepsy patients?
In many cases, neurosurgeons may advise patients to undergo epilepsy surgery, especially when you have acute epilepsy because such a surgery will help to stop epileptic seizures. But the recommendation of the surgery will depend entirely on the patient’s condition and is not for everyone.
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