Neurosurgery -

Neurosurgery

Our team of highly skilled and experienced Neurologists, provide the Right Treatment from Simple to Complex across for any Neuro Disorders.

Neurosurgery is the branch of medicine that deals with surgery of the nervous system. The nervous system is made up of the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. The brain and the spinal cord comprise the central nervous system while the peripheral nervous system is composed of the nerves and sensory receptors of the sense organs (such as the ears, eyes, skin etc.). Surgeons who perform neurosurgery are called neurosurgeons.

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We provide standard treatment and latest medical technology with best facility in our clinic.

Standards of Treatment

We provide standard treatment and latest medical technology with best facility in our clinic.

Standards of Treatment

We provide standard treatment and latest medical technology with best facility in our clinic.

Standards of Treatment

We provide standard treatment and latest medical technology with best facility in our clinic.

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Neurosurgery - FAQ's

How long does recovery from neurosurgery take?

Since the brain does not feel pain due to surgery, the recovery period may not be painful. However, you will have to give yourself time to recover as advised by the neurosurgeon. Some patients recover relatively quickly while others need rehabilitation and therapy to make a recovery. It depends on the type of neurosurgery that is being performed and the severity of the problem.

Why do I need to see a cardiologist and/or other specialists before neurosurgery?

Your neurosurgeon may want to get an opinion on other underlying health issues to assess the patients risk during anaesthesia and other procedures.

What are the different kinds of neurological problems?

Neurological problems are problems concerning the nervous system. Different neurological problems include:

Multiple sclerosis
Alzheimer’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
Epilepsy
Stroke

Why would you be referred to a neurosurgeon?

Your primary physician may refer you to a neurosurgeon based on your health background and after running several tests for diagnosis. These are the common ailments that a neurosurgeon diagnosis and provides surgical treatment for:

Congenital anomalies
Tumours
Vascular disorders
Brain/spine infection
Stroke

What does a neurosurgeon do?

A neurosurgeon offers diagnosis and surgical as well as non-surgical treatment for disorders concerning the nervous system. The disorders that neurosurgeons treat include tumours, trauma, infection of the spine or brain among others.

What are the different types of neurosurgery procedures?

With the help of a neurosurgery procedure, the surgeon treats any disorder who can affect the nervous system. Some of the procedures performed include:

Microvascular decompression
Peripheral nerve surgery
Brain tumour excision
Functional neurosurgery
Pituitary surgery
Cervical spine surgery

What are the side-effects of brain surgery?

Brain surgery can have side-effects and these can show up even when at home during the healing process. Look out for any of these side-effects:

Trouble breathing
Memory issues
Changes in mood
Weakness in arms and legs
Seizure
Swollen or painful calf
Improper vision
Difficulty in hearing

How long does it take to recover from brain surgery?

The type of procedure done will determine the recovery period of the person. After brain surgery, the patient is generally kept in the hospital for about a week or so to observe how his body reacts to the surgery. For quick recovery, it is important to have physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language therapy sessions to regain overall strength.