

Expert in Endoscopic & Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery. Dedicated to conservative treatment first — surgery only when truly indicated.
“My foremost priority is treating patients conservatively whenever possible. Surgery is recommended only when truly indicated — and always the least invasive procedure that provides the best long-term outcome.”
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Dr. Ankit Kayathwal is a fellowship-trained Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon, having completed advanced spine fellowships at two of India's most respected spine centers in Ahmedabad and Chennai. He further pursued specialized international training in endoscopic spine surgery at Pohang Woori Hospital, South Korea — a globally recognized center for endoscopic spine techniques.
He combines evidence-based medicine with modern technology to treat degenerative spine disorders, trauma, tumors and complex revision cases. His practice is built on a simple belief: the best surgery is the one you don't need. Whenever conservative care can restore quality of life, that is where the journey begins.
Everything we do is engineered around one goal — the best long-term outcome, with the least possible intervention.
We exhaust non-surgical options before recommending surgery.
Keyhole spine surgery through a 7–8 mm incision.
High-magnification vision, minimum tissue disruption.
Muscle-sparing technique means significantly less bleeding.
Most patients walk within hours of surgery.
Clear diagnosis, honest options, no upselling.
From neck pain to complex revision cases — explore the areas where we can help.
Each procedure is selected based on your anatomy, pathology and lifestyle — not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Keyhole surgery through a 7–8 mm portal with continuous saline irrigation and HD visualization.
Operating microscope enables precise nerve decompression through a small incision.
Tubular fusion for instability with minimal muscle disruption and faster mobilization.
Targeted removal of the disc fragment compressing the nerve root.
ACDF, disc replacement or posterior decompression tailored to the pathology.
Cement stabilization for painful osteoporotic vertebral fractures.
Careful re-evaluation and correction of failed previous spine procedures.
Rigid stabilization only when instability is clearly demonstrated.
A structured conservative program resolves the majority of back and neck pain. We invest time — and reserve surgery for the small subset that truly needs it.
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Walked out of the hospital the next morning. Six months later I'm back to yoga — I never thought this was possible.
Dr. Kayathwal explained every option. We tried physio for months before surgery — I appreciated that honesty.
The arm pain that kept me awake for a year vanished after a single-level microdiscectomy. I feel like myself again.
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