Dr. Shailesh Jain - Arihant Neuro Spine Clinic



Dr. Shailesh Jain have an expertise in treating and diagnosing many neurological conditions involving complex and rare disorders. I have experience for treatment of different neurological ailments. I have done M.B.B.S, M.S in General Surgery from Baroda Medical College (Gujarat). I have done M.Ch in Neurosurgery from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (Delhi) and FINR (Endovascular Neurointervention and Stroke management) from Zurich University Hospital (Switzerland). My areas of interest are as Endovascular Interventional Neurosurgery, Neuroendoscopy surgery of brain and spine, minimally invasive spine surgery, and neural stem cell transplantation. Presently I am working with Max Superspeciality Hospital, Shalimar Bagh as Senior Consultant in department of neurosurgery. I am specialized in treating stroke, epilepsy, migraine attacks, sciatica, and cervical spondylosis. I am having 16 years of experience in neuro surgery. I am a neuro specialist who treats diseases of spinal cord, brain, and nerves. I have acquired cutting-edge technology in a wide range of specialties such as neuro-interventional surgery, and hyperacute stroke thrombolysis.


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