A Dedicated, Specialized Pediatric Ecosystem: The Strength Behind the Scalpel
Pediatric neurosurgery cannot exist in isolation. Operating on an infant or young child demands a level of physiologic delicacy where millimeter precision at the surgical table must be matched by second-to-second stability in the operating theater and intensive care unit.
Led by Dr (Mrs) Sonal Jain Atluri, our practice is grounded in the belief that outstanding surgical outcomes are the product of a cohesive, highly specialized ecosystem where every single stakeholder is dedicated exclusively to children.
Our Collaborative Pillars
Pediatric Neurosurgery
Spearheaded by Dr (Mrs) Sonal Jain Atluri, bringing specialized, delicate microsurgical and neuroendoscopic techniques tailored specifically to the anatomical nuances of the developing pediatric brain and spine.
Specialized Pediatric Anesthesia
Operating on neonates and young children presents unique hemodynamic, thermoregulatory, and airway challenges. Backed by a dedicated pediatric neuro-anesthetic team, we ensure continuous physiologic stability, advanced intracranial pressure management, and ultra-precise fluid/blood stewardship throughout the operation.
Dedicated Pediatric Intensive Care (PICU / NICU)
The critical window begins when the surgery concludes. Our specialized pediatric intensivists provide round-the-clock neuro-critical care, ensuring smooth emergence, tight metabolic control, seizure prophylaxis, and rapid intervention during the acute postoperative recovery phase.
A High-Performance Operative Environment
Equipped with specialized pediatric instrumentation, high-definition neuroendoscopy, intraoperative neuromonitoring, and micro-neurosurgical suites designed specifically to safeguard the most vulnerable young nervous systems
Dr Sonal Jain and her team really handled my daughters case to the T. She had to go through a open surgery for her skull and they have treated her case with utmost sensitivity care. Always available to answer your questions at any point in time. I have asked so many questions repeatedly but they have always responded with kindness and patience. Its always the parent that needs the pacifying and Dr sonal knows how to handle that very well. Thank you so much Dr Sonal for your utmost commitment and ensuring that our daughter can lead a healthy life ahead.
We are extremely grateful to Dr. Sonal Jain for taking such wonderful care of our baby during her craniosynostosis surgery. She is not only an excellent doctor but also very supportive, kind, and understanding. What we truly appreciate is how she considers both the patient and the parents, patiently addressing all our concerns and giving us confidence throughout the journey. Thank you, for your care, guidance, and compassion.
Very good experience with doctor sonal jain. helped us in all events of medical emergencies
We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Sonal for the exceptional care and guidance he provided for our daughter during an extremely difficult and stressful time for our family. From our very first consultation, doctor was highly professional, knowledgeable, patient, and compassionate. She took the time to explain our daughter’s condition clearly, answered all our questions, and helped us understand the situation and the available options without making us feel rushed or overwhelmed. As parents, having a neurosurgeon who not only has excellent medical expertise but also genuinely listens and provides reassurance makes a huge difference. Her calm and thoughtful approach gave us confidence when we needed it the most.
I am very much thankful to Sonal Madam. From online first consultation ,promising words,calm and understandable explanation about surgery. Even feel more comfortable before surgery, post surgery explanation. Very confidently done with THE BEST result Thanks only in word is not sufficient
Very very good doctor
Dear Doctor Sonal Jain and the entire medical team of Surya Hospital We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for the exceptional care, dedication, and compassion you showed towards our daughter, Sidra Momin. Your skill, patience, and commitment gave us hope during one of the most difficult moments of our lives. Thank you for treating not only our daughter but also for reassuring us as anxious parents. We are deeply grateful for your hard work and for making her surgery successful.Am also very Thankful to Komal madam (social worker) for her support.
Really Thanks to God for getting guidance from Dr Sonal
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mind-Blowing Experience – A True Savior! We are endlessly grateful to Dr. Sonal Jain Atluri for the successful spine surgery of our 4-year-old baby girl. We traveled all the way from Bharuch and consulted so many top doctors in Vadodara, but we finally found our ultimate satisfaction and peace of mind only with Dr. Sonal ma'am. From our very first consultation, her extremely warm, supportive, and kind nature gave our family the strength we desperately needed. She handled the entire delicate surgery with utmost care and precision. Her pre-operative guidance made us feel safe, and her constant post-operative care ensured our baby recovered beautifully. Despite her immense expertise, she is a remarkably simple, sober, and grounded human being—a rare quality that reflects the true, noble spirit of the medical profession. She is not just an extraordinary surgeon, but a wonderful soul. Highly recommended! Thank you, Doctor, from Baby Sarah & Chokiwala Family.
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