Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for a Lumbar Puncture

• A multi-speciality team under one roof: Neurology, neurosurgery, critical care, infectious diseases, internal medicine, paediatrics, haemato-oncology and anaesthesia teams work together, so a lumbar puncture is never done in isolation ? the result is interpreted by the specialist who will actually treat you.

Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for Balloon Kyphoplasty

• Part of a group with a legacy since 1983 ? Apollo Hospitals pioneered corporate healthcare in India and today operates one of Asia's largest multi-specialty hospital networks, with the Lucknow unit serving Uttar Pradesh and neighbouring states as a tertiary referral centre.

Choosing Apollo Hospitals, Lucknow for Endoscopic Spine Surgery

• A group legacy since 1983: Apollo Hospitals began India's organised private healthcare movement in 1983 and today operates one of the largest hospital networks in Asia, with more than 70 hospitals and over 10,000 beds group-wide. Apollomedics Super Speciality Hospital, Lucknow is a multi-super-speciality tertiary care facility serving Uttar Pradesh with more than 300 beds.

Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for Spinal Fusion

• Group legacy since 1983: Apollo Hospitals began with its first hospital in Chennai in 1983 and has since grown into one of Asia's largest integrated healthcare groups, with more than 70 hospitals and over 10,000 beds across India. Lucknow patients are treated within that shared clinical governance, audit and protocol framework.

Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for Vertebroplasty

• Part of the Apollo Hospitals group, founded in 1983 ? India's first corporate hospital chain, now with more than 70 hospitals and a group-wide legacy of over four decades in complex surgical care.
• Apollo Hospitals Lucknow is a multi-super-speciality tertiary care facility serving Uttar Pradesh and neighbouring states, with a bed strength in the several-hundred range and round-the-clock emergency and critical care support.

Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF) is a lumbar spine fusion procedure used for selected patients with degenerative disc disease, lumbar canal stenosis, spondylolisthesis or recurrent disc herniation where nerve decompression alone is unlikely to be enough. The page below explains when TLIF is considered, what the alternatives are, how recovery usually progresses, and how to plan an admission at Apollo Hospitals Lucknow.

Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for Kyphoplasty

• Apollo group legacy since 1983: Apollo Hospitals began as India's first corporate hospital chain in Chennai in 1983 and today operates one of the largest multi-specialty hospital networks in Asia, with standardised clinical protocols applied across its units, including Lucknow.
• Dedicated spine and neuro-spine team: Apollo Hospitals Lucknow (Apollomedics) runs departments of Neurosurgery, Orthopaedics and Spine Surgery, Pain Management, Interventional Radiology, Endocrinology a

Patients across Uttar Pradesh choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for spine decompression surgery because the procedure is delivered by a full spine team rather than a single surgeon, with neurosurgery, orthopaedic spine surgery, pain medicine, neurology, physiotherapy and critical care working under one roof.

Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for Microdiscectomy

• A four-decade legacy: Apollo Hospitals began in 1983 in Chennai and has grown into one of Asia's largest integrated healthcare groups, with more than 70 hospitals and over 10,000 beds across the network. Apollomedics Super Speciality Hospital, Lucknow serves as the group's tertiary referral centre for Uttar Pradesh, with over 300 beds and a dedicated Institute of Neurosciences and Institute of Orthopaedics and Spine Surgery.

Why Patients Choose Apollo Hospitals Lucknow for Discectomy

• Part of one of Asia's largest healthcare groups ? the Apollo Hospitals group was founded in 1983 and today operates more than 70 hospitals with over 10,000 beds and more than 12,000 doctors across its network, giving the Lucknow unit access to group-wide clinical protocols and second opinions.