Dr. Sreenath Rao Jakinapally is a highly skilled Spine Surgeon in the Department of Neurosciences at Apollo Hospitals, Financial District. With over 16 years of experience, he specializes in advanced spine care, delivering comprehensive treatment solutions for a wide range of spinal disorders. He holds an MBBS and MS (Ortho) and is fluent in Hindi, English, Telugu, and French, enabling him to effectively communicate with diverse patient populations.
His clinical expertise spans minimally invasive and complex spine procedures, including endoscopic discectomies, minimally invasive fusions, disc replacements, and anterior and posterior cervical fusions. Dr. Jakinapally is particularly experienced in managing complex spinal deformities such as kyphosis and scoliosis, as well as performing craniovertebral junction surgeries and spinal reconstruction procedures.
He also treats spinal cord tumours, performs vertebroplasty, kyphoplasty, vertebral stenting, and handles challenging revision spine surgeries. With a strong focus on precision, innovation, and patient-centered care, he integrates advanced surgical techniques to promote faster recovery and improved outcomes. His special interests lie in minimally invasive spine surgery and comprehensive pain management, aiming to restore mobility, function, and quality of life for his patients.
Clinical and Research Fellowship Hamamatsu University School of Medicine (Japan)
Won Best Paper Award In Complex Deformity Category In Institute Colonne Vertebrale Spine Meet In 2019 Entitled - Preoperative Halo Skeletal Traction For Severe Scoliosis.
Won Best Paper Award In Japanese Scoliosis Meet In 2019 Entitled - Differences In The Geometrical Spinal Shape In The Sagittal Plane According To Age And Magnitude Of Pelvic Incidence In Healthy Elderly Individuals.
Won Best Paper Award In SOLAS 2019 Entitled - A Novel Technique For Reduction Of Spondyloptosis With Minimal Access Surgery (MIS TLIF): Technical Report
Won Best Poster Award In Tosacon 2018 Entitled - Anterior Debulking Of An Aggressive Osteoblastoma Of Cervical Spine Leading To Vertebral Artery Injury- A Case Report.
IGASS Research Grant: For Adult Spinal Deformity Surgical Decision Making Score.
Research & Publications
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Effect Of Sagittal Shape On Proximal Junctional Kyphosis Following Thoracopelvic Corrective Fusion For Adult Spinal Deformity: Postoperative Inflection Vertebra Cranial To T12 Is A Significant Risk Factor. Spine Deformity Volume 8, Pages1313–1323 (2020)
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Adult Spinal Deformity Surgical Decision Making Score And Its Efficacy In Surgical Indication – Presented In SRS Meet Phoenix USA 2020
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Inflection Vertebra At T12 Or Cranially Is A Significant Risk Factor For Proximal Junctional Kyphosis Following Thoracopelvic Corrective Fusion For Adult Spinal Deformity – Selected For Podium Presentation In Global Spine Congress In May 2020.
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Paper Presentation: Inflection Point At L1 Or Lower Reduces PJK Incidence At Japanese Scoliosis Society Annual Conference, Tokyo 2018.
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Intervertebral Foramen Width Is An Important Factor In Deciding Additional Uncinate Process Resection In ACDF -- A Retrospective Study. SPINE 159119 .
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Poster Presentation: Bony Canal Stenosis Of Lumbar Spine Eight Years Following Diam Application – A Case Report In ASSICON 2018.
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