Anil Nanda, MD, MPH

I went in for a craniotomy for trigeminal neuralgia and had a major stroke. I ended up back on the ventilator for 2 weeks and in NSICU for 4 weeks. I had a ventricular drain due to brain swelling. My husband was told i probably would not live. I spent 9 weeks in the hospital, had a PEG tube for feeding, had to relearn everything including how to walk. I wore a diaper for weeks and still dont have much of a voice or full use of my right arm or hand.

He's in a rush, he doesn't listen, and ultimately, he doesn't care at all about his patients. Just shows up in very expensive shoes, expensive clothes, expensive cufflinks, and he doesn't care about human life at all.

Dr. Nanda is the best in the world. He took care of me during a long and complicated surgery as he described it. I'm so blessed to have had his golden hands treating me during a very difficult surgery.

Dr. Nanda was incredible. He saved my father's life. His wait time is nothing compared to his wonderful bedside manner and his caring nature. He is well worth the wait!

He Is The Beast Doctor In The World... Has Saved My Life Twice In 23 Years...

I know he is in such a demand that he can't spend much time with anyone as we would like. He is a great doctor and knows what he is doing. I recommend him to anyone with problems of the spine or brain. He has helped me so much.

Staff is friendly and doctor is very professional. Listens well and always answers my questions.

He accepted me even though time was short and my condition was not good. Excellent surgeon, saved my life.

Dr. Nanda has been treating me for the past 14 years. I have had all good responses from him and his staff. If you want a doctor who is direct and very precise, this is your man. Sometimes there is a wait to get an appointment to see him, but it is worth your time. He is a man of God and he doesn't hesitate to say that to you. I recommend Dr. Nanda to all who are looking for an excellent Neuro-Surgeon.

In 2011, I found out that I had a tumor in my spinal cord (T3). After learning about the risks involved with any spinal cord surgery, I researched many surgeons around the nation to find the best one for me and my family. We decided to have Dr. Nanda complete the surgery on me. I was extremely scared because of the possibility of paralyzation, but Dr. Nanda was very optimistic and made me and my family feel very comfortable. He completed my surgery successfully. The hospital (LSU in Shreveport) was not the best when it comes to comfort and patient satisfactory, and the wait time to see Dr. Nanda for an appointment is also ridiculous; however, I was not paralyzed and that's really all that matters to me. I would definitely recommend Dr. Nanda.