Fortis launches its first Advanced Brain-Spine Surgery Institute in Mumbai
In a significant advancement in the field of neuroscience in Mumbai, Fortis Healthcare inaugurated the Institute for Minimally Invasive Brain and Spine Surgery. The initiative took place during the first annual Neurosciences Conclave, which brought together experts from across the country to discuss advances in modern neurology and neurosurgery.
This state-of-the-art institute is led by Dr. Jayesh Sardhar, who will work to pioneer the treatment of complex neurological and spine disorders through minimally invasive techniques. The theme of the conclave was “Current Updates on Advanced Neurosciences,” and featured in-depth discussions on important topics such as stroke management, neuro-oncology, and neuro-critical care.
Dr. Jayesh Sardhar said, “Minimally invasive neurosurgery is the future, where precision and technology enable faster recovery and better outcomes for patients.” Dr. Vishal Berry described the initiative as a strong platform for medical excellence and collaborative learning, saying, “Such conclaves facilitate knowledge exchange between experts, which directly contributes to improved patient care.”
Dr. S. Narayani also described the event as an important step in promoting innovation and knowledge sharing. The two-day conference not only provided a platform for dialogue among experts but also a strong initiative toward elevating neuroscience care in India.
Fortis Takes a Big Leap: Advanced Brain & Spine Surgery Institute Launched in Mumbai
Fortis Unveils State-of-the-Art Brain & Spine Surgery Institute in Mumbai
Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Marking a significant advancement in neuro healthcare, Fortis Healthcare has inaugurated a Minimally Invasive Brain and Spine Surgery Institute in Mumbai. The launch took place during the first Annual Neurosciences Conclave, which brought together leading experts from across the country to discuss evolving trends in neurology and neurosurgery. The state-of-the-art institute will be led by Dr. Jayesh Sardhara, who aims to redefine treatment approaches for complex neurological and spinal disorders using minimally invasive techniques. The conclave, themed “Current Updates in Advanced Neurosciences,” featured in-depth discussions on key areas such as stroke management, neuro-oncology, and neuro-critical care.
Dr. Jayesh Sardhara said, “Minimally invasive neurosurgery represents the future of our field, where precision and technology enable faster recovery and better patient outcomes.” Dr. Vishal Beri highlighted the importance of such platforms, stating, “Conclaves like these foster knowledge exchange among experts, ultimately leading to improved patient care.”
Dr. S. Narayani also emphasized that the initiative reflects Fortis Mumbai’s commitment to promoting innovation and knowledge-sharing in healthcare.
The two-day conference not only served as a collaborative platform for specialists but also underlined a strong step forward in advancing neuroscience care in India.
