Conservative treatment for sciatica is primarily aimed at pain reduction, either by analgesics or by reducing pressure on the nerve root. When a patient reports the typical radiating pain in one leg combined with a positive result on one or more neurological tests indicating nerve root tension or neurological deficit, the diagnosis of sciatica seems likely. The role of analgesics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and muscle relaxants in pain relief remain limited and surgical intervention is often linked to better outcomes. Let us hear from renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Bhati on the presenting symptoms of sciatica and the latest guidelines on management.

From Pain to Gain: Sciatica Management and Treatment Strategies

Patients with focal epilepsy who have failed to respond to medication may benefit from surgery. In epilepsy surgery, adjunctive techniques such as image-based neuro-navigation and electrophysiological neuromonitoring have made significant advances in recent decades. Join us as Dr. Aditya Singh Bhati, a prominent neurosurgeon, describes how neuro-navigation is a valuable surgical tool for getting a successful outcome in epilepsy surgery.

Neuro-navigation in Epilepsy Surgery

Consultant Neurosurgeon & Spine surgeon | Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi

Dr. Aditya Singh Bhati

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