Consult Dr. Sharma at Paras Health - Panchkula in Sector 22 or at Advaith Brain & Spine Clinic, Sector 21, Panchkula. Call or WhatsApp +91-9780703819.
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Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon in Panchkula, treating brain, spine and nerve conditions with surgical and non-surgical options, depending on what each patient needs.
Assessment and surgery for head injuries, spinal injuries and brain bleeds.
Spine and brain operations done through smaller openings when the problem suits it.
Surgery for brain and spinal tumours, including endoscopic skull base procedures.
Dr. Gaurav Sharma's practice covers the brain, the spine and the nerves, from the first consultation and scans to surgery, follow-up and rehabilitation.
Dr. Gaurav Sharma is a Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon who has spent over 14 years treating brain and spine problems. His work ranges from minimally invasive spine surgery and spinal injuries to brain tumours and skull base surgery.
He completed his MBBS, MS (General Surgery) and M.Ch (Neurosurgery) at S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur, and has trained at RML Institute, Lucknow. Most patients come to him with scan reports in hand and a lot of questions. He goes through the reports with the family, explains what the findings mean, and discusses whether surgery is really needed before any decision is made.
Surgery and inpatient care are carried out at the hospital in Sector 22, Panchkula, with operation theatre, imaging and critical care support.
Treatment for common and complex brain and spine conditions. Each service page explains when it is used and what to expect.
Surgery for tumours of the brain and spinal cord, planned around each patient.
Smaller incisions, less muscle disruption, and faster recovery for eligible spine conditions.
Diagnosis and treatment of age-related and wear-and-tear spine conditions, including decompression and fusion.
Emergency surgical care for traumatic injuries to the brain and spinal cord.
Surgical treatment of brain aneurysms to prevent and manage life-threatening bleeds.
Advanced endoscopic techniques for tumors and lesions at the base of the skull.
"Finding a brain tumour early and planning the surgery carefully makes a real difference."
Dr. Sharma treats both benign and malignant brain tumours. The aim is to remove as much of the tumour as is safe while protecting speech, movement and vision.
"Not every back problem needs open surgery — the right diagnosis is what determines the right treatment."
From worn discs to spinal deformity, Dr. Sharma uses minimally invasive techniques when they suit the problem, so patients can usually get back to daily life sooner.
"In brain and spinal trauma, speed and precision together decide the outcome."
Head and spinal cord injuries need quick assessment and, when required, surgery. Dr. Sharma works closely with the hospital's emergency and critical care teams on these cases.
"Skull base and aneurysm surgery need detailed imaging and careful planning before anything else."
Dr. Sharma performs endoscopic skull base surgery and aneurysm surgery, which deal with some of the hardest-to-reach areas of the brain.
"Correcting spinal alignment can change how a patient moves through daily life."
Dr. Sharma treats complex spine deformities and problems where the skull meets the neck (the craniovertebral junction), with the focus on keeping the spine stable in the long run.
First visit, follow-up or a second opinion: here is how consultations are arranged. Call +91-9780703819 for timings and fees.
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Trained at S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur and RML Institute, Lucknow.
Both OPDs are in Panchkula: Advaith Brain & Spine Clinic, Sector 21 and Paras Health - Panchkula, Sector 22. Many patients travel in from the cities below; each city page has travel details and what to bring for your first visit.
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Also from: Rajpura, Shimla, Saharanpur, Kurukshetra, Nahan, Bathinda, Karnal.
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Most people don't meet a neurosurgeon until something worries them: a scan report with an unfamiliar word on it, back pain that has started running down the leg, or a family member admitted after a fall. Dr. Gaurav Sharma sees patients with these concerns at two places in Panchkula: Advaith Brain & Spine Clinic in Sector 21 and Paras Health - Panchkula in Sector 22.
Brain tumours such as meningioma, glioma and pituitary tumours, bleeding in the brain, aneurysms and head injuries. For a tumour, the plan depends on where it sits, its size and how it is affecting the patient. Some need surgery soon; others can be watched with repeat scans. Read about brain tumour surgery.
Slip disc in the lower back or neck, sciatica, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, spine fractures, spinal tumours and deformities, including problems at the craniovertebral (CV) junction. Many back and neck problems settle with medicines, physiotherapy and time. When surgery is needed, endoscopic or minimally invasive spine surgery is used when it suits the problem.
Head and spinal injuries after road accidents or falls, brain haemorrhage and aneurysms are time-sensitive. They are managed together with the hospital's emergency and critical care teams. Read about stroke and aneurysm treatment.
Both OPD locations are in Panchkula. Patients also come from Chandigarh, Mohali, Zirakpur, Kalka, Pinjore, Baddi and Solan. If you are travelling, bring all your MRI or CT films and reports, a list of current medicines and any old discharge summaries. It often saves a second visit.
Both treat the spine. A neurosurgeon is trained in conditions of the spinal cord and nerves, which is why slip disc with nerve compression, spinal cord compression and spinal tumours are often referred to neurosurgery. Your family doctor can guide you on whom to see first.
At Advaith Brain & Spine Clinic, 1842, Sector 21 (Monday to Saturday, 5 PM to 7 PM) and at Paras Health - Panchkula, near Nada Sahib Gurudwara, Sector 22 (Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 4 PM). Sunday consultations are by appointment. Call +91-9780703819 for details.
He holds an MBBS, MS (General Surgery) and M.Ch (Neurosurgery) from S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur, and has trained at RML Institute, Lucknow. He has over 14 years of experience in neurosurgery.
No. Many spine problems, including a large number of slip disc cases, improve with medicines, physiotherapy and changes in daily activity. Surgery is advised only when the examination and scans show that it is likely to help.
Bring all MRI, CT or X-ray films and reports, previous prescriptions and discharge summaries, and a list of the medicines you take, especially blood thinners.
Yes. Second opinions are a regular part of the OPD. Bring your reports and the advice you have been given, and the options can be discussed in detail.
Share your details and preferred date. The clinic team will call or message you to confirm a slot at Sector 21 or Sector 22, Panchkula.
