Endoscopic Spine Surgery Cost in India

Lowest Cost (approx) $4200

Average Cost (approx) $6600

Highest Cost (approx) $9000

Treatment type : Surgery
Treatment time : 3 hrs
Recovery time : 2-3 weeks
Hospitalization dyas : 1-2 nights
Chances of recurrence : Low
Success rate : 95-97%

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Introduction

The endoscopic spine surgery cost in India ranges from $4200 to $9000. The prices will differ among patients based on several factors.

Endoscopic spine surgery is one of the less invasive surgeries. The surgeon inserts an endoscope into the spine through a minor cut in the back. The endoscope enables the surgeon to see the inside of the spine to make necessary repairs.

You may be thinking that the endoscopic spine surgery costs in India may be high, but they are meager when compared with other countries. Continue reading further to learn more!

Cost of Endoscopic Spine Surgery in Different Countries

The table below compares the endoscopic spine surgery costs in India with those in other countries:

Country	Cost
India	$4200 - $9000
US	$30000 - $48000
UK	$14000 - $22000
Turkey	$5500 - $13500
Germany	$16000 - $28000

Please note: The costs mentioned above are estimated. Actual prices may differ depending on several factors. Continue reading further to learn more!

Cost in Top Cities

Cities	Min	Avg	Max
Delhi	$4578	$7194	$9810
Ahmedabad	$3822	$6006	$8190
Bengaluru	$4494	$7062	$9630
Mumbai	$4746	$7458	$10170
Pune	$4326	$6798	$9270
Chennai	$4116	$6468	$8820
Hyderabad	$3990	$6270	$8550
Kolkata	$3654	$5742	$7830

Top Doctors

Delhi Mumbai

Dr. Rahul Prakash

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Dr. Jaykumar Gunjkar

20 years of experience

Dr. Munde Tanaji

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Fortis Hospital Mulund

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Types of Endoscopic Surgeries and their Costs in India

The following are some of the major endoscopic surgeries:

1. Discectomy: It is performed to cut out the spine's damaged part of the disk. The average endoscopic discectomy cost in India is around $3500.

2. Laminectomy: It removes the lamina (a bone surrounding the spinal cord) to make space in the spinal canal. The cost of laminectomy in India is around $2500 to $3750.

3. Disc Replacement: This procedure involves replacing damaged discs with artificial discs in the spinal cord. The average cost of disc replacement in India is $6800.

4. Spinal Fusion: This procedure is used to combine two different vertebrae into one single bone. The average cost of spinal fusion in India is estimated from $4800 to $7800.

The type of the procedure may particularly determine the cost of the surgery. Yet, several other factors influence endoscopic spine surgery costs in India and worldwide.

Other Details

Factors Affecting the Costs of Endoscopic Spine Surgery in India:

Given below are some of the factors that influence the cost of endoscopic spine surgery:

Surgeons' Qualification
Type of Surgery
Hospital Charges
Health Insurance Coverage

Why Should You Choose Endoscopic Spine Surgery in India?

1. Cost-effective:

India has significantly lowered prices when compared to other nations. Endoscopic spine surgery cost in India is up to 70% less than the top US and UK hospitals.

2. Skilled surgeons:

Indian surgeons are skilled in this surgery and regularly do it. This also makes the success rates of the surgery high in India.

3. Excellent infrastructure:

Endoscopic spine surgery is available in world-class hospitals in India. These hospitals provide their patients with top-tier medical care and first-rate services.

4. Excellent post-operative care

Top post-surgery services are provided to patients in the best hospitals in India. It may take you less time than you anticipate to heal fully.

Disclaimer : The above rates are for reference purpose only and may vary based on different requirements. To know actual rates, please contact us.

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