Spine Research Foundation

03/03/2026

🌸 Happy Holi 🌸

Holi is a celebration of renewal — of colour, courage, and connection.

May this festival bring positivity, harmony, and fresh energy into our lives, inspiring us to move forward with compassion and resilience.

Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and meaningful Holi.

— Spine Research Foundation

28/02/2026

🦓 Rare Disease Day | 28 February

As we conclude our Rare Disease Day messages, we are reminded that rare conditions demand more than awareness — they demand structured, research-driven care.

In this final message, Dr. Vikas, Spine Surgeon, highlights the importance of innovation, standardized protocols, and rigorous pre- and post-operative planning in managing spinal deformities associated with rare diseases.

From assessment to recovery, every step must be guided by evidence and preparedness.

Rare diseases may be uncommon — but the commitment to excellence in their care must be unwavering.

🎥 Watch the message.

28/02/2026

🦓 Rare Disease Day | 28 February

Rare diseases affecting the spine may be less common in number — but their importance is no less.

In this Rare Disease Day message, Dr. Amitava Biswas , Spine Surgeon, reflects on the responsibility of ensuring that patients with rare spinal conditions receive the same infrastructure, expertise, and standard of care as any other patient.

Though the numbers may be small, the commitment must be equal.

Every patient deserves comprehensive spine health management — with preparedness, precision, and respect.

🎥 Watch his message.

28/02/2026

🦓 Rare Disease Day | 28 February

Rare diseases such as Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), and other neuromuscular conditions present unique challenges — especially in the perioperative setting.

Complex spine surgery in these patients demands far more than technical expertise. It requires:

• Thorough pre-operative risk assessment
• Anaesthesia preparedness
• Multidisciplinary coordination
• Anticipation of respiratory and systemic complications

In this Rare Disease Day message, Dr. Trinanjan Sarangii reflects on the importance of meticulous perioperative planning in managing complex spine surgeries in rare neuromuscular disorders.

Because in rare diseases, preparedness is not optional — it is essential.

28/02/2026

Rare.
But never invisible.

On Rare Disease Day, we stand in solidarity with millions of individuals and families living with rare conditions across India.

Awareness is only the beginning.
What truly matters is early diagnosis, equitable access to treatment, sustainable funding, and structured long-term care.

Rare diseases may be individually uncommon — but together, they represent a significant public health responsibility.

Today, we reaffirm our commitment to stronger systems, compassionate care, and collective action.





The Spine Foundation

23/02/2026

Rare Disease Month | The Spine Perspective

Rare diseases are often first recognised through systemic manifestations. However, many progress to complex spinal deformities that significantly influence long-term function, mobility, and respiratory health.

The management of rare spinal disorders demands:

• Advanced clinical judgement
• Multidisciplinary coordination
• Structured perioperative protocols
• Precision in anaesthetic planning
• Long-term functional outcome tracking
• Ongoing research engagement

Rare Disease Month is not only about awareness. It is a reminder of the responsibility carried by centers managing complex and chronic rare conditions.

At Spine Research Foundation, we remain committed to strengthening clinical expertise, structured training, fellowship exposure, and research frameworks in the management of rare and complex spinal deformities.

Supporting the rare disease community requires more than advocacy — it requires sustained academic investment and systems of care.

Rare pathology demands specialised expertise.

22/02/2026

Spine Research Foundation in association with Sharanya Superspeciality Hospital cordially invites you to

The Skin & Spine Meet 2026

An academic gathering bringing together experts from Dermatology and Spine Surgery to share clinical insights, recent advances, and interdisciplinary perspectives in patient care.

🗓 Sunday, 15th March 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Town Hall, Burdwan

Eminent Speakers:
• (Prof.) Dr. Indrajit Roy ( Neurosurgeon)
• Dr. Trinanjan Sarangi ( Neuro anesthetist & intensivist)
• Dr. Saumyajit Basu ( Spine Surgeon )
• Dr. Sunandita Saha Sikdar Sarangi ( Dermatologist )

This meet aims to create a platform for clinicians, paramedical professionals, and interested members of the community to engage in knowledge exchange across two important medical specialties, encouraging collaborative and comprehensive patient management.

📞 For Registration & Enquiries:
7602677617 | 9233333721

We look forward to your valued presence.

15/02/2026

On 14th February 2026, the Spine Research Foundation supported by The Spine Foundation had the privilege of conducting a Scoliosis Screening Camp in collaboration with Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Ashram, Kolkata.

Serving children from economically underprivileged backgrounds, Ramakrishna Sarada Mission continues to embody a beautiful blend of service, compassion, and purpose. The warm hospitality and serene spirituality of the Ashram created an environment that was deeply inspiring—a welcome change from the usual pace of clinical settings.

It was truly an honour for SRF to contribute to this noble mission through early screening and awareness of spinal deformities among students. Early identification of scoliosis plays a vital role in ensuring timely intervention and better long-term outcomes.

We sincerely thank the Mission authorities, teachers, and staff for their wholehearted support and for the meaningful work they do every day for the community.

SRF remains committed to extending spinal health services to communities where the need is greatest.

07/02/2026

Sangbad Pratidin Thank you for covering this very important awareness initiative . Scoliosis or bending spine may be a silent threat to health. Detect early and intervene early

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07/02/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Sumit Das

06/02/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Share our page with your friends and followers .Jahir Abbas, Rinku Sardar, অভিপ্রেত নাড়ু, Mithu De, Priyanka Saha, Saswati Manna, Sumanta Sakhar Manna, Itisha Dey, সৎ সাহসি জহির

06/02/2026

on 1st February 2026 at Rotary Sadan exide truly uplifted the entire Spine Research Foundation and The Spine Foundation family and our well-wishers.

The evening flowed beautifully through a melodic journey of recitals and songs by *Aritra Bhattacharya* and *Samya Karpha*, making the fund-raising dinner both soulful and memorable.

The Employee of the Year **Amitesh Mondal Priyanka Roy** celebration added a special touch—recognising dedication, sincerity, and commitment to work.

An excellent programme overall—thoughtful, inspiring, and deeply engaging.