Dr. Prashanth (Prash) Rao is known best for his expertise in endoscopic spine surgery, where he has excelled and contributed significantly through research and innovation. With a patient-first approach, he has been at the forefront of developing minimally invasive techniques that offer shorter recovery times and less discomfort, improving the quality of life for his patients.
EnSpiRe stands for “Endoscopic Spine Recovery,” a unique and innovative treatment approach developed by Dr. Rao. This philosophy embodies his commitment to combining leading-edge research with compassionate patient care. Using EnSpiRe, Dr. Rao doesn’t just treat his patients—he empowers them to reclaim their lives.
Dr. Rao is highly trained in the most advanced minimally invasive techniques, such as endoscopic surgery. To his patients, this means faster recovery and less discomfort.
Instead of matching patients to procedures, Dr. Rao first considers his patients’ individual symptoms, their problems, their lives, and then figures out their best solution.
Dr. Rao values the mental and emotional aspects of patient care, advocating for the importance of establishing connections and maintaining emotional health.
Dr. Rao's role as a problem solver is crucial in the challenging and intricate field of neurosurgery, where each patient's situation presents unique complexities and demands innovative solutions. His ability to effectively address and resolve neurological problems signify a blend of analytical thinking, deep medical knowledge, practical surgical skills, and compassion.
Discover how Dr. Rao’s extensive experience and advanced training in minimally invasive techniques deliver exceptional, patient-centred neurosurgical care for optimal recovery and well-being.
Rao spine surgery with Dr. Prash presents multiple benefits because the incision is significantly smaller (usually less than 1 cm).
Through motion preservation surgery, Dr. Rao seeks to maintain or restore the natural movement of the spine.
Minimally invasive spine fusion is designed to merge vertebrae in the spine with less trauma to the body than traditional open surgery.
Your sacroiliac (SI) joints help support and stabilize the upper body. When damaged, you can suffer significant pain and limited mobility.
At the heart of Dr. Rao’s practice lies a steadfast dedication to research and innovation.
