
Persistent radiating leg pain
A person reports worsening leg pain and tingling. The specialist matches the neurological examination to MRI findings, reviews non-operative care and discusses surgery only if appropriate.
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Brain & StrokeEmergency clot-removal procedure considered for selected large-vessel strokes.
Brain & NeurovascularPre-operative vascular treatment considered for selected tumours.
Brain & NeurovascularIndividualised evaluation of arteriovenous malformations.
Stroke PreventionSurgical consultation for selected carotid artery narrowing.
Brain & StrokeEmergency care pathways for bleeding from a ruptured brain aneurysm.
Spine & NeckAssessment of neck-related spinal cord compression and treatment options.
Spine & InfectionSpinal tuberculosis evaluation and indications for surgical management.
Spine SurgerySmaller-incision techniques for appropriately selected spine conditions.
Spine SurgeryTargeted relief of selected disc-related nerve compression.
Brain SurgeryMicrosurgical planning for selected brain tumours.
Brain & VesselsCatheter-based evaluation and treatment of selected neurovascular disorders.
Movement & EpilepsySpecialist assessment for selected movement disorders and epilepsy.
Movement & EpilepsyEvaluation when seizures remain uncontrolled despite treatment.
Spine SurgeryEvaluation of tumours in or around the spine and spinal cord.
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Sudden facial drooping, arm weakness or speech trouble may indicate a stroke. Call emergency services immediately rather than waiting for an outpatient appointment.
One-sided facial droop or numbness
Sudden arm weakness or numbness
Speech that is slurred or difficult to understand
Call emergency services immediately and note symptom onset
Stroke symptoms may also include sudden vision loss, severe dizziness or a sudden severe headache.

Dr. Yashpal Singh Bundela is a senior neurosurgeon with over 25 years of experience in minimally invasive spine surgery, neuroendovascular surgery, brain tumour microsurgery and functional neurosurgery for movement disorders and epilepsy.
He completed his M.Ch (Neurosurgery) at GB Pant Hospital, New Delhi, and has previously worked with Fortis, BLK Super Speciality Hospital and Max Healthcare.
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Evaluation of brain tumours, aneurysms, AVMs and selected stroke procedures.
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A person reports worsening leg pain and tingling. The specialist matches the neurological examination to MRI findings, reviews non-operative care and discusses surgery only if appropriate.
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