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Endoscopic brain surgery is a minimal invasive brain surgery procedure to treat brain tumors. The endoscopic removal of brain tumors is…
Read MoreIntroduction An acoustic neuroma, also known as a vestibular schwannoma, is a usually benign, slow-growing tumour that develops from the…
Read MoreNeurovascular disease is known as a dangerous disorder where the blood vessel of the brain and spine gets affected. Any obstruction in the…
Read MoreIt is a surgical procedure that removes any blockage from the blood vessels, which obstructs the flow of blood. Your vein is considered as…
Read MoreWhen medications cannot control the seizures in people who have epilepsy, epilepsy surgery removes the area of your brain to eliminate…
Read MorePediatric neurosurgery is a surgical procedure related to the brain, nervous system and spinal cord of children suffering from neurological…
Read MoreHydrocephalus is a condition when a collection of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. Neurosurgeons do endoscopic treatment of hydrocephalus…
Read MoreKeyhole and endoscopic surgery for disc, stenosis, spinal tumors, fractures and infections.
Endoscopic discectomy is the most common endoscopic treatment of cervical (neck pain) and lumbar disc. It is a minimally invasive surgical…
Read MoreSpinal stenosis is a situation that can be described as thinning of the spine at one or more of the spinal canal, nerve root canals and…
Read MoreAny growth or tumor on the spine, whether cancerous or not, can trigger the normal functioning of nerves causing discomfort, neurological…
Read MoreWhat is Atlantoaxial Dislocation? From top to bottom in human beings, the vertebrae are: Cervical spine: 7 vertebrae (C1–C7) Thoracic…
Read MoreSpinal fractures or fracture in vertebrae causes damage to the nerves, or the spinal bone is known as a spinal fracture. The spinal…
Read MoreSpinal tuberculosis is also known as tuberculosis spondylitis or pott’s disease. It is a rare type of disease of spinal infection caused by…
Read MoreSpinal tuberculosis is also known as tuberculosis spondylitis or pott’s disease. It is a rare type of disease of spinal infection caused by…
Read MoreWhat is a spinal cord stimulant? A spinal stimulator (SCS) is a device that is placed under your skin and sends a light electric current to…
Read MoreSpecialised microsurgery for brachial plexus, nerve injuries, nerve tumors and spasticity.
The brachial plexus is a nerve network that sends signals from your spinal cord to your shoulder, arm, and hand. These nerves control the…
Read MoreA network of 43 motors and sensory nerves that connect the spinal cord and brain to the whole of the human body is known as the peripheral…
Read MoreWhat is a peripheral nerve tumor? Peripheral nerve tumors are benign (non-cancerous) tumors that grow along the peripheral nerves. These…
Read MoreA nerve sheath is a layer that insulates and surrounds the nerve fibre. The sheath is a layer of connective tissue and myelin. The nerve…
Read MoreDREZ (Dorsal Root Entry Zone) operation is a type of surgery for nerve pain (caused by nerves being torn away from the spinal cord),…
Read MoreNerve root sectioning is neurosurgical that treats moderate and severe spasticity after the brain and spinal cord injury. In nerve root…
Read MoreWhat is nerve transfer? Nerve transfer surgery is a procedure when you have a nerve injury, resulting in a complete loss of muscle…
Read MoreGet an expert opinion from Dr. (Prof.) Sumiet Snha — AIIMS-trained Neurosurgeon & Spine Surgeon with 25+ years of experience.