
Fortis Malar Hospital, Chennai
No. 52, 1st Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai Tamil Nadu 600020 India, Chennai, India, 600020
- Cardiothoracic surgery,

Sr Consultant- Neurology
Extensive training, fellowships and milestones that set Dr. Soundappan V apart.
Key achievements, surgical milestones and clinical strengths.
Dr. Soundappan V is a distinguished Spine Surgeon based in Chennai, renowned for his expertise in managing complex spinal disorders.
He holds more than 28 years of experience as a Spine Surgery expert.
With a focus on patient-centered care, he has garnered recognition for his comprehensive approach to spine health.
Dr. Soundappan V specializes in a range of spine surgeries, including minimally invasive procedures and spinal deformity corrections.
His commitment to utilizing advanced technologies ensures precise diagnostics and effective treatment strategies.
As a seasoned professional, Dr. Soundappan V emphasizes patient education, empowering individuals to actively participate in their treatment plans.
His affiliation with esteemed medical institutions reflects his dedication to advancing spinal care through clinical excellence and ongoing research.
With a compassionate demeanor and a reputation for successful outcomes, Dr. Soundappan V stands out as a leading Spine Surgeon in Chennai, contributing significantly to the field of spine surgery.
Internationally accredited facility with advanced infrastructure and a multi-disciplinary care team.

No. 52, 1st Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai Tamil Nadu 600020 India, Chennai, India, 600020
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Persistent headaches that change in pattern, seizures, unexplained limb weakness, vision changes, balance problems, or any imaging finding (tumour, aneurysm, herniated disc) deserves a neurosurgical opinion even if surgery may not be needed.
No. The decision depends on the tumour's size, location, growth rate and symptoms. Small, slow-growing benign tumours can often be watched with serial MRIs. Surgery is recommended when the tumour is causing symptoms, growing, or sits in a location where waiting raises the risk.
Minimally invasive techniques endoscopic, keyhole and stereotactic surgery let the surgeon reach the target through small incisions or natural pathways (e.g. through the nose for pituitary tumours). Hospital stays shrink from weeks to days for most procedures.
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