24x7 Emergency & Critical CareRachanapalli, Anantapur

Surgical

Neurosurgery

Surgical care for head injury, spine disease and brain conditions.

About the Neurosurgery department

Neurosurgery at SIMS covers traumatic brain injury, spinal disease and selected brain conditions, working alongside emergency medicine, neurology and critical care on a single campus so that a head-injury patient can move from ambulance to CT to operation theatre without transfer delay.

Road traffic accidents remain the leading reason for emergency neurosurgical admission in this district. Rapid CT imaging, intracranial pressure control and timely surgical decompression when indicated are the pillars of care for these patients.

Elective work focuses on spine: disc prolapse, lumbar canal stenosis and cervical spondylosis with nerve compression. Surgery is offered only after conservative treatment, physiotherapy and clear imaging correlation — not on the basis of a scan alone.

Conditions we treat

The presentations seen most often in this department. If your symptom is not listed, book a consultation anyway — the clinic will redirect you if another speciality fits better.

  • Head injury and traumatic brain haemorrhage
  • Intracranial bleed and hydrocephalus
  • Lumbar disc prolapse with sciatica
  • Cervical spondylotic myelopathy
  • Lumbar canal stenosis
  • Spinal trauma and fractures
  • Brain and spinal tumours (assessment and referral)
  • Congenital spinal conditions in children

Procedures and services

  • Emergency craniotomy and burr-hole evacuation
  • Intracranial pressure management
  • Lumbar discectomy and decompression
  • Cervical decompression and stabilisation
  • Spinal fixation for trauma
  • Ventriculoperitoneal shunt for hydrocephalus
  • Post-operative neuro-rehabilitation planning

Technology and support

Equipment matters only when it is available at the moment of need. These services sit on the same campus, with laboratory and imaging cover round the clock.

  • 24x7 CT imaging
  • Modular operation theatre with laminar airflow
  • Neuro intensive care beds with ventilator support
  • Operating microscope and neurosurgical instrumentation
When to seek urgent care

Do not wait for an outpatient appointment if any of the following applies. Call 9281862028 or come straight to the emergency department, which is open 24 hours and does not require an appointment.

  • Head injury followed by vomiting, drowsiness or a fit
  • Weakness in the legs with loss of bladder or bowel control
  • Rapidly worsening arm or leg weakness
  • Neck or back pain after a fall, with numbness

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best neurosurgeon in Anantapur?

The right neurosurgeon is the one whose experience matches your problem. At SIMS Hospital, Anantapur, neurosurgery care is provided by Dr. Bhaskar Babu (Consultant Neurosurgeon). Book with a consultant by name, or describe your symptoms and the appointment desk will match you to the right specialist.

Is spine surgery always the answer for a slipped disc?

No. The large majority of disc prolapses settle with rest, medication and structured physiotherapy over six to twelve weeks. Surgery is considered when there is progressive weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, or disabling pain that has not responded to adequate conservative treatment.

After a minor head injury, when should I return to hospital?

Return immediately for repeated vomiting, worsening headache, drowsiness, confusion, a seizure, weakness in a limb, or clear fluid or blood from the nose or ear.

Our team

Neurosurgeons in Anantapur

1 consultant in Neurosurgery at SIMS Hospital, Anantapur — for anyone looking for a neurosurgeon, brain surgeon, spine surgeon. Outpatient days and slots are confirmed when you book.

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Neurosurgery

Dr. Bhaskar Babu

Consultant Neurosurgeon

Consult a neurosurgery specialist at SIMS

Share the symptom and your preferred day, and the appointment desk will confirm a slot. If the problem is sudden or severe, come to the emergency department instead — it is open 24 hours.