Bengaluru’s Sakra World Hospital opens new facility for nerve care and treatment

 Bengaluru’s Sakra World Hospital opens new facility for nerve care and treatment

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Recognising the increasing demand for specialised nerve care across various age groups, Sakra World Hospital, Bengaluru has opened a Comprehensive Brachial Plexus & Peripheral Nerve Injury Care Clinic. This advanced facility is dedicated to providing exceptional nerve care and treatment.

It will offer early diagnosis, personalised treatment plans, innovative surgical techniques, and comprehensive rehabilitation programs. The clinic aims to provide immediate relief and long-term health and well-being by addressing these pressing needs, ensuring #HealthyNervesForLife for all patients.

The inauguration ceremony was graced by the esteemed Chief Guest Dr Smitha Segu, Plastic Surgeon from Bangalore Medical College, Bengaluru; Mr. Yuichi Nagano, Managing Director; Naoya Matsumi, Deputy Managing Director; and Lovekesh Phasu, Group Chief Operating Officer of Sakra World Hospital, alongside a distinguished panel of medical experts, including Dr Rajendra S Gujjalanavar, HOD & Senior Consultant – Plastic Surgery; Dr Maheswarappa BM, Director and Head – Sakra Institute for Rehabilitation Sciences (SIRS); Dr Arjun Srivatsa, Director & HOD – Institute of Neurosciences; Dr Sandeep D’souza, Chief of Medical Services; Dr Chandrashekar P, Director – Orthopaedics, among others.

India faces significant challenges related to nerve health, primarily due to high rates of traumatic injuries like Brachial Plexus Injury from road accidents and sports, along with work-related repetitive strain injuries. Lifestyle diseases such as diabetes are also major contributors to peripheral neuropathy. Moreover, the elderly population is particularly vulnerable to degenerative conditions and chronic diseases that contribute to nerve damage nationwide.

Says Dr Rajendra S Gujjalanavar, HOD & Senior Consultant, Plastic Surgery at Sakra World Hospital, “A multidisciplinary approach, substantial surgical experience, and extended surgical hours are necessary for the effective care of Brachial Plexus and Peripheral Nerve injuries. Our primary objective is to provide patients with specialized care for nerve injuries by restoring function and improving quality of life through surgical techniques that maintain nerve continuity.”

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