Dr Atmaranjan Dash

21/08/2026

“Forget the Namaskar… tell me, how are you feeling?”

After a successful Spine Surgery, Dr. Atmaranjan Dash meets his patient with warmth and genuine care. He checks if she is comfortable, pain-free, and feeling better.

Because beyond a successful surgery, seeing your patient smile and feel well is what truly matters.

19/08/2026

A successful Spine Surgery brought back her smile… and Dr. Atmaranjan immediately found a way to make her laugh even more!

“Now that you’re happy, what are you giving me?”

Because sometimes, the best post-surgery moments aren’t just about recovery… they’re about the smiles, laughter and beautiful bond built along the way. ❤️

14/08/2026

Some gratitude is beyond words. 🙏
During ward rounds, the patient’s father shared with Dr. Atmaranjan Dash how deeply their daughter’s life has changed after her surgery.

For the family, this journey has been one of immense relief, hope, and gratitude. They expressed that they see Dr. Atmaranjan as nothing less than a blessing from Lord Jagannath.

What followed was a deeply touching moment. The patient’s mother brought the idol of Lord Jagannath that she keeps with her before Dr. Atmaranjan, expressing her gratitude in the most heartfelt way.

For a doctor, perhaps there can be no greater blessing than to know that a family has found hope again. 🙏

08/08/2026

She came in with pain running down her leg… and a fear of surgery.

Dr. Atmaranjan Dash explains that it’s sciatica and reassures her to continue with medication for now.

Surgery is only considered if the pain persists — and if needed, minimally invasive Endoscopic Spine Surgery can help.

Sometimes, reassurance is the first step towards healing. 🙏

06/08/2026

He walked into the OPD with just one thing to say…
“Thank you, Doctor.” 🙏

Behind those folded hands was a journey of pain, hope, and recovery.

In this heartfelt OPD moment, Dr. Atmaranjan Dash meets a grateful patient whose successful surgery has helped him get back to living life with confidence. Sometimes, a simple “thank you” says more than words ever can.

01/08/2026

How I do the biportal endoscopic spine surgery.

Watch this case to understand:• How UBE spine surgery works• Bene...

31/07/2026

Re-Live surgery for spine . Unedited . Patient himself is a neurosurgeon from delhi.

Watch this case to understand:• How UBE spine surgery works• Bene...

31/07/2026

Training the Next Generation of Endoscopic Spine Surgeons

It was a pleasure to have Dr. Sejal, Neurosurgeon from GB Pant Hospital, New Delhi, currently practicing in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, at our International Training Centre for Endoscopic Spine Surgery under Dr. Atmaranjan Dash at CARE Hospital, Bhubaneswar.

During his one-month advanced fellowship, he observed more than 90 advanced spine surgeries, including:

• Fourth-generation Endoscopic Spine Surgery (UBE)
• Advanced Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS)
• Kyphoplasty
• Cervical Artificial Disc Replacement (Motion Preservation Surgery)
• Endoscopic Spine Fusion and complex decompression procedures

Our International Training Centre is dedicated to training neurosurgeons and spine surgeons from India and around the world in the latest advances in endoscopic spine surgery, with a focus on safe, muscle-preserving, minimally invasive techniques.

Wishing Dr. Sejal all the very best in his future endeavors. May he continue to deliver exceptional spine care and improve the lives of countless patients.

Together, we are shaping the future of spine surgery—one surgeon at a time.

31/07/2026

Back surgery done… but the pain is STILL there?

It could be Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS) — a condition where back or leg pain continues, returns, or sometimes even worsens after spinal surgery.

But why does this happen?
Is the original problem still present?
Could there be nerve damage, scar tissue, recurrent disc problems, or another underlying cause?

The good news? Persistent pain after spine surgery doesn’t always mean you need another surgery. The right diagnosis is the first step toward choosing the right treatment.

If you’ve had spine surgery and are still struggling with chronic back pain, leg pain, sciatica, or nerve-related symptoms, don’t ignore it.

Watch the video to understand what Failed Back Surgery Syndrome is, why it happens, and what can be done about it.

Save this reel & share it with someone dealing with persistent pain after back surgery.

📍 Consult Dr. Atmaranjan Dash
MBBS, MS, MCh Neurosurgery (AIIMS New Delhi)
Senior Consultant – Brain & Spine Surgeon
CARE Hospitals, Bhubaneswar
📞 Call / WhatsApp: 9439971946