Sibi Rajendran, MD, provides neurosurgical evaluation for movement disorders, chronic pain conditions considered for neuromodulation, and selected brain and spine conditions in the Houston area.
Explore common reasons patients may seek a neurosurgical opinion. Whether a procedure is appropriate depends on an individual evaluation and the full clinical picture.
Evaluation for DBS in appropriately selected patients with Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, dystonia, and other movement disorders. Learn about candidacy, surgical approaches, and coordination with the programming team.
Explore this area →Neurosurgical evaluation for selected patients with persistent neuropathic pain, including discussion of potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and whether a stimulation pathway may be appropriate.
Explore this area →Review of diagnosis and treatment options for severe facial pain, including when a neurosurgical opinion may help clarify next steps.
Explore this area →For selected patients with drug-resistant epilepsy, surgical evaluation may be part of a broader team-based assessment.
Explore this area →Neurosurgical assessment for certain brain tumors and other cranial conditions, with treatment planning based on diagnosis and multidisciplinary recommendations.
Explore this area →Evaluation of selected spinal disorders when symptoms, examination, and imaging suggest a possible role for surgical treatment.
Explore this area →Neurosurgical decisions are personal. The goal of a consultation is to understand the problem, review prior treatment and imaging, and discuss reasonable options—including non-surgical care when appropriate.
Dr. Rajendran is a neurosurgeon with a clinical focus on functional neurosurgery and neuromodulation, alongside selected cranial and spine conditions.
Learn more about Dr. Rajendran’s professional profile and clinical appointments through his Houston Methodist physician page.
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Clinic: 713-441-3800
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