Highly experienced
Team
Lead by Dr. Mayur Kardile Holding 7 years of experience in treating spine patients in India and United States
Care at par with American Standards
With our team trained in The United States, the treatment that you receive here is just like they do it in United States!
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery - Changing Lives
Where ever possible, we use Minimally invasive Approaches that help you recover in no time
Welcome To Pune Spine Institute
Leading in the field in spine treatment
Pune Spine Institute is a center of excellence in the diagnosis, intervention and aftercare of all spinal conditions and complaints. Our team is led by Dr. Mayur Kardile who is among the rarest few surgeons in India who are extensively trained to do anterior surgeries of the spine like Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF), revision spine surgery, spinal osteotomies, and reconstructions as well as Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS).
Pune Spine Institute is Pune’s only spine care center delivering the treatment at par with North American Standards and the Center of Excellence in spine surgery.
Team ‘Pune Spine Institute’, a close-knit team of spine specialists is committed to providing comprehensive, compassionate and convenient treatment with the highest level of care and attention, while looking after the specific needs of their patients. You will not only receive full spine evaluation and diagnosis but will also be well-informed at every step of your cure right from all treatment options up to full recovery. Visiting a spine surgeon doesn’t mean that you will always have to undergo surgery! Our conservative approach to cure helps you to eliminate surgical routes whenever possible. Since we take this approach we are able to cure 85% of our patients without surgery. Also, when surgery is imperative, we mainly employ minimally invasive techniques for quicker recovery.
Know Your Surgeon
Helping You On Your Journey
Dr. Mayur Kardile
Spine Surgeon,MS Ortho, DNB Fellowship in Spine Surgery, Kaiser Permanente, California- USA
Dr. Mayur Kardile is a United States trained spine surgeon from Pune, India. He is one of the best spine specialists in Pune and one of the rarest few spine surgeons in India thoroughly trained to do anterior surgeries of the spine. He is an accomplished spine surgeon as well as specialized in motion-preserving minimally invasive spine surgical procedures. With such exclusive expertise he holds the forte to approach spine disorders conservatively to treat the majority of patients by the non-surgical route. He has helped many patients to regain their mobility and get back to an active lifestyle after having substantially lost mobility because of complex spine disorders. His mission is to bring to his patients the spine care which is at par with American standards.
Our Mission : is to deliver the best in Spine care to our patients at par with the highest global standards and help them get back to life faster
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Trained In San Francisco Bay Area
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An Evidence based approach
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Internationally acclaimed spine research
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Expertise: Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery and Spinal Deformity correction
We Got Your Back
offering Non-Surgical and Minimal Invasive Treatment
SPINE PROCEDURES
Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression
Microdiscectomy
Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF)
Oblique Lumbar Interbody Fusion (OLIF)
Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion (XLIF)
Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF)
Anterior Cervical Discectomy/ Corpectomy and Fusion
Posterior Cervical Foraminotomy
Cervical Laminoplasty
Posterior Cervical Instrumentation and Fusion
Posterior Spinal Fusion
Minimally invasive SI joint fusion
Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression
This is a procedure in which the target of lumbar decompression surgery is achieved with minimal collateral tissue trauma. In this special technique, nerve roots at both the sides of the spine can be decompressed by making single-sided keyhole entry in the lamina.
Lumbar stenosis is a condition caused by in narrowing of the spine. It is due to arthritis, bone spur formation, thickening of the spinal ligaments and possibly bulging of the spinal discs, which is more common at old age. It might occasionally occur even in young if there is a genetic factor. It can cause symptoms such as back pain and sciatica, which results in pain in a leg, possibly with weakness, numbness and prickling. Sciatica is also known as radiculopathy, is caused by pinching of a nerve in the back.
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Microdiscectomy
A microdiscectomy is generally considered as the gold standard for removing the herniated portion of a disc that is pressing on a nerve, as the procedure has a long history and many spine surgeons have extensive expertise in this approach. This approach is a workhorse for spinal deformity correction surgery in conditions like scoliosis, kyphosis and spinal reconstructions
Most of the patients with Lumbar disc herniation can be treated with non-operative treatments like rest, pain medications, pain blocks and physiotherapy. Some patients require surgery to remove the herniated disc and free the compressed nerve roots. Microdiscectomy (Microscope assisted discectomy), is also called a microdecompression is usually more effective for relieving leg pain than back pain. Leg pain is also known as radiculopathy, or sciatica. In case of leg pain patient normally gets pain relief immediately after the procedure. While for the syptoms such as numbness, weakness, or other neurological symptoms in the leg and foot, it may take weeks or months for the nerve root to heal completely and to subside numbness or weakness.
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Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF)
When fusion surgery is needed for the lower lumbar spine especially at L4-5 and L5-S1 level, it is best done through the anterior approach. In this surgery, the incision is on the belly and a bloodless tissue plane is developed to reach the lumbar spine. In this procedure surgeon chooses the access to lumber spine from the front (ALIF).
ALIF surgery can restore normal spine alignment and lumbar lordosis. This procedure is minimally invasive and does not damage any muscles or structures of the spine. It achieves indirect nerve decompression without even touching the nerves (extremely useful in revision or second-time spine surgery wherein the nerves are already scarred.)
In order to prevent nerve damage, electromyography or EMG is used for nerve monitoring, which provides surgeons the information about the the postion of nervs and surgical instruments durign the surgery.
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Oblique Lumbar Interbody Fusion (OLIF)
Due to modern lifestyle lower back pain is a common problem of health. Traditional treatment of interbody fusion is an invasive procedure that requires the peeling of muscles and soft tissue causing surgical morbidity. OLIF is a minimally invasive technique of Lumbar fusion. Surgery is done through very small incisions on the side of the belly. In a single operative position, the surgeon can access disc spaces from L2 to S1. This is a useful approach in cases of adult spinal deformity surgery. In this procedure surgeon chooses the access to lumber spine from the front, at an angle (OLIF).
In order to prevent nerve damage, electromyography or EMG is used for nerve monitoring, which provides surgeons the information about the the postion of nervs and surgical instruments durign the surgery.
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Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion (XLIF)
XLIF surgery is a surgical treatment of adult degenerative scoliosis (DS). It is a complex multilevel surgery by traditional approach. It can become more complex since the patients may have serveral comorbitities with age. Hence, It is important to take safety measures. It is done through a small incision on the side of the belly. In this procedure surgeon chooses the access to lumber spine directly from the side (XLIF).
It is another minimally invasive lumbar fusion technique. L2-3 and L3-4 are the lumbar levels most easily accessed by this technique, which is close to nerves on the spinal column. In order to prevent nerve damage, electromyography or EMG is used for nerve monitoring, which provides surgeons the information about the the postion of nervs and surgical instruments durign the surgery.
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Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF)
Lumbar Fusion can also be done through an incision on the back. Space between the two vertebrae is cleared through a channel created to remove the disc material. Bone graft and cage are inserted to achieve solid fusion. This is supported by Pedicle screw instrumentation. In this procedure surgeon chooses the access to lumber spine from the back (TLIF).
Though TLIF is a good technique for lumbar fusion, it involves more muscle dissection as compared to the ALIF and OLIF technique and it is difficult to restore the normal lumbar lordosis and spine alignment through this approach.
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Anterior Cervical Discectomy/ Corpectomy and Fusion
Lumbar Fusion can also be done through an incision on the back. Space between the two vertebrae is cleared through a channel created to remove the disc material. Bone graft and cage are inserted to achieve solid fusion. This is supported by Pedicle screw instrumentation. In this procedure surgeon chooses the access to lumber spine from the back (TLIF).
Though TLIF is a good technique for lumbar fusion, it involves more muscle dissection as compared to the ALIF and OLIF technique and it is difficult to restore the normal lumbar lordosis and spine alignment through this approach.
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Posterior Cervical Foraminotomy
This procedure is a minimally invasive, designed to enlarge to space through which the nerve root exits from the spinal cord and simultaneously try to remove any piece of disc which is pushing on the nerve. The procedure is suitable which avoids limitations of other disc operations and gives excellent outcome in terms of pain relief in a minimally invasive manner.
In some cases, only foraminotomy can ease the symptoms without discectomy. In these case the whole disc is not removed, just the fragment that presses the nerve root, only that portions is removed. Fusion is not required and patients may not even neck collar after the surgery.
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Cervical Laminoplasty
This is a surgical procedure to widen the space available for the cervical spinal cord. It is a useful procedure for patients with compressive cervical myelopathy wherein the spinal cord gets squeezed due to the degenerative changes in the cervical spine.
This procedure involves the use of plates and screws to widen the space for the spinal cord. Lamina is section of bone that cause a roof over the spinal canal. In the procedure, a hinge is created on one side of the lamina, and the other side is wedged to open by a small metallic plate or a bone strut.
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Posterior Cervical Instrumentation and Fusion
The procedure Posterior Cervical Instrumentation and Fusion which uses spinal fusion technique may be recommended when the spine is unstable or the natural disc space has decreased. The technique is used for stabilizing the spinal bones or vertebrae. The goal of lumbar fusion is to create a firm bridge of bone between two or more vertebrae. In such cases the cervical spine needs to be fixed with screws, rods and bone graft to achieve fusion. This can be done with a wide variety of implants like Lateral Mass Screws, Pedicle screws, Translaminar screws, Occipito-Cervical Plate.
The use of individual implants depends on the disease-specific condition of the patient Cervical Laminoplasty and Lateral Mass Fusion. This is the best surgery for posterior cervical fusion and decompression. The goal of this procedure is to decrease pain, correct spinal deformity and improve stability.
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Posterior Spinal Fusion
This surgery involves pedicle screw instrumentation through incision at the back. Bone graft is used to achieve spinal fusion. Depending on the goal of the surgery, series of deformity correction manoeuvres or spinal osteotomes can be done through this approach.
This approach is a work horse for spinal deformity correction surgery in conditions like scoliosis, kyphosis and spinal reconstructions
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Minimally invasive SI joint fusion
This surgery is done in selective patients with Sacroiliac joint dysfunction and pain. The procedure involves decortication and putting 2 large screws across the SI joint and achieving a fusion of the joint. All this is done through a 3 cm incision on the buttock area with minimal blood loss. In properly selected patients, this technique can yield gratifying results.
Thes procedure Minimally Invasive SI Joint Fusion is a surgical procedure performed under general or spinal anesthesia. A minimally invasive surgical (MIS) procedure, requires a small incision of the size about one to two inches long, along the side of the buttock.
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Spine Conditions
Scoliosis
Abnormal sideways curvature of the spine
Kyphosis
Abnormal forward curvature of the back
Spondylolisthesis
Slipping of one vertebra over the other
Flat Back Deformity
Loss of the normal forward curvature in the low back
Herniated disc (Slip Disc)
Slipping of intervertebral disc causing compression of nerves
Lumbar Canal stenosis
Nerve compression in low back that causes leg pain on walking
Cervical Disc Herniation
Slip disc in the neck causing arm pain
Spine Fracture
Spinal injuries due to high impact trauma
Osteoporotic fractures
Fragility fracture of the spine in old age
Cervical Myelopathy
Compression of spinal cord causing imbalance and walking difficulty
Spine Tumors
Tumors in various parts of body can spread to the spine
Tuberculosis of Spine
Infection of spine due to tuberculosis
Patient Stories
Sujata kanetkar
My 81 year old mother was pain free after minimally invasive Spine Surgery. It was like a miracle.
Dr Shruti Jadhav
Dr. Kardile is very skilled humble and friendly. My bedridden mother is walking comfortably after vertebroplasty procedure
Shane Dhunjibhoy
My 85 year old grand father was back on his feet just 2 days after spine surgery.
Glenda Watsa
Dr Mayur is a 5 star doctor not only for his medical skills but his pre and post patient care, it cannot be faulted!
Pune Spine Institute
402, Gera 77 Kalyani Nagar.Near Hotel Hyatt Pune, Pune 411006.
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Ph : +91 7774040002
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32, Sassoon Road, Opposite Pune Station,Pune 411001.
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22, 2A, Mundhwa - Kharadi Rd, Near Nyati Empire, Santipur, Thite Nagar, Kharadi, Pune 411014. Mon, Fri: 11am - 1pm
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