About Us
Dr. Sreenath Rao Jakinapally, an exceptionally qualified and experienced spine surgeon who has dedicated his career to making spinal surgeries less risky and more beneficial. He has performed numerous successful surgeries on the spine, be it a trauma with on the toes decision or a thoroughly worked up deformity correction. Dr. Sreenath’s approach to a spinal problems is to ensure the patient experiences very little discomfort from the procedure but walks out with a new lease on life which is free from spinal problems. His attention to detail and expertise in minimally invasive procedures has made him stand out as one of the top spine surgeons. Dr. Sreenath specializes in Complex spinal deformity correction, Revision spinal surgery, Minimally invasive surgery, Anterior and Oblique lumbar fusions, Dynamic fixations and Day care fusions from Secunderabad and hitec city, Hyderabad.
Dr.Sreenath Rao Jakinapally
M.S(Ortho), FSS(Japan), FSS(France),
Complex spinal deformity fellow- CHU Bordeaux (France)
Consultant Spine Surgeon
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Years Of Experience
Spine Surgeon in Secunderabad, Hyderabad
Our Services
Walk in for all kinds of complex and varied spinal troubles.
Patient Testimonial
Happy Patients Say
VINAY
Definitely well rounded care was provided to my father. After spine surgery in Hyderabad which he recovered quickly.
PAVAN KUMAR
Dr. Sreenath is extremely friendly and patient and told the whole procedure very calmly to my grand mother. Even after orthopedic surgery in Secunderabad, doctor checked and was very nice to family. Thank you so much doctor
ANUSHA
One of the best spine surgeons in Hyderabad for sure. I am reliefed from back pain
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Spinal pain & its affect on life
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Faq's
Will spine surgery leave you bed ridden ?
With advanced methods, certain procedures are done in day care settings as well.
Can adult spinal deformity be corrected?
Yes, the treatment plan will be set up based on the age and occupation of the person.
Is surgery the only option?
Any issue would be first dealt with non-surgically and only after striking them out, will surgery be considered.
Open or minimally invasive, which is better?
The outcome is always the same and based on position and condition, the surgeon takes the call