Jagannathan Neurosurgery

Jagannathan Neurosurgery We provide neurosurgical services to patients throught southeast, central and northern Michigan Seeing a Neurosurgeon is an intimidating experience.

We strive to make this as comfortable for you as possible with experienced staff, prompt attention to your concerns and the state of the art techniques which result in quicker recovery. Our physicians are all board certified (Drs. Jagannathan and Delly) or Board Eligible (Dr. Landan) in Neurosurgery, Neurology and Pain Management. Your comfort and satisfaction while providing outstanding outcomes are our paramount goals.

12/30/2025

For tonight’s post clinic and surgery dinner, I had grilled chicken with rice, asparagus, plantain chips and some incredible sauces from Tokyo Disneyland.

The first person to DM with the info and link to buy these sauces in the US will win $25!

12/29/2025

Migraines are often talked about online as something you can “fix at home.”
And while certain lifestyle strategies and supplements can play a role for some patients, that’s never where the conversation should start.

In my practice, new or changing migraines are a diagnostic question first, not a supplement question.

Headaches can sometimes be the nervous system’s warning sign — which is why proper evaluation matters. That may include imaging, lab work, and a careful look at symptom patterns and triggers before anyone talks about prevention strategies.

Only after serious causes are ruled out do we start discussing supportive options — including nutrients that may help reduce frequency or severity in the right patient, at the right dose, for the right reason.

There’s no one-size-fits-all migraine plan.
And “natural” doesn’t mean “risk-free” or “diagnosis optional.”

If you’re dealing with migraines — especially new, worsening, or unusual ones — the most important step is not guessing. It’s understanding why they’re happening.

This reel breaks down the framework.
The real work is making sure nothing important is missed.

12/29/2025

Patients often ask me why they need to obtain labs and clearances before their surgery or procedure?

The simple answer is that it’s for safety. To prepare for the unknown. Some medications can interfere with your heart. Some electrolytes (such as sodium or potassium) can cause an adverse reaction to anesthesia if too low or too high. Additionally, please let your doctor if you have taken any other medications or drugs so that we can take whatever precautions are necessary to ensure your safety.

12/28/2025

AND THEN WHAT HAPPENED NEXT?! 😮

12/27/2025

Why is the note never on an actual piece of paper??

On what unusual medium have you received a note?

12/26/2025

Traveling to Sault Ste. Marie reminds me that access to care often depends on more than medicine — it depends on weather, logistics, and the willingness to go where patients are.

Conditions aren’t always ideal. Schedules shift. Plans adjust. But patients still need to be seen, and teams still show up ready to work.

This is a part of neurosurgery people rarely talk about: medicine doesn’t pause for geography or winter. It adapts.

Flying in, assessing the conditions, and getting the day started isn’t about convenience — it’s about consistency. Making sure care reaches people, even when it takes extra effort to get there.

Some days, the most important work happens before you even step into the clinic.

12/25/2025

Holidays don’t pause illness.
And neurosurgery doesn’t get to look away.

When a patient needs care, the date on the calendar matters far less than the responsibility you carry for another human being — their safety, their outcome, their family waiting on the other side.

These schedules aren’t about working more.
They’re about showing up because patients trust us to do so — especially when it matters most.

Grateful for every member of the OR team who continues to care for patients during the holidays.
And deeply thankful to the patients who place their trust in us.

That trust is never taken lightly.

12/25/2025

The behind-the-scenes clips of Adrian and me wrapping gifts this holiday season. The takeaway: lots of paper and even more tape does the trick!

What gift wrapping tips do you have for us? Leave them in the comments!

As a neurosurgeon, I’m reminded every day how precious health truly is — and how much we often take it for granted until...
12/25/2025

As a neurosurgeon, I’m reminded every day how precious health truly is — and how much we often take it for granted until it’s challenged.

This season, I want to thank every single one of you for being here, for your trust, your thoughtful messages, and the meaningful conversations we share. It truly means more than you know.

My wish for you this Christmas is simple:
good health, peace of mind, time with the people you love, and moments that bring you joy and gratitude.

Take care of your health. Take care of each other.
Wishing you a safe, healthy, and joyful holiday season🎄✨

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Troy, MI
48007, 48083, 48084, 48085, 48098, 48099

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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