Neurosurgery and Brain-Spine Care
Neurosurgery focuses on the surgical management of conditions affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system. The neurosurgical team evaluates each patient’s condition and considers appropriate treatment options based on clinical findings and individual medical needs.
Whether it is a brain tumor, spinal cord issue, or nerve-related condition, our experts use modern techniques and minimally invasive procedures to ensure faster recovery, reduced risks, and improved quality of life.
- Brain tumor surgery
- Spine and spinal cord surgery
- Minimally invasive neurosurgery
- Aneurysm and vascular neurosurgery
- Trauma and emergency neurosurgery
- Pediatric neurosurgery
Neurosurgical Services and Facilities
Frequently asked questions
Neurosurgery may be considered for certain brain, spine, and nervous system conditions when surgical treatment is appropriate. The decision depends on the diagnosis, symptoms, imaging findings, and response to non-surgical treatment.
Neurosurgery carries risks that vary according to the condition, procedure, and patient’s overall health. Potential complications may include bleeding, infection, or neurological changes. The treating neurosurgeon can explain the procedure-specific risks, possible benefits, and alternatives.
Minimally invasive neurosurgical procedures use specialised instruments and techniques to access selected areas through smaller incisions or natural openings, where appropriate. Their suitability and potential benefits depend on the condition and procedure, and they may still involve significant risks.
Recovery varies with the type of procedure, the underlying condition, and the patient’s overall health. Some patients resume certain activities within weeks, while others may need a longer recovery period or rehabilitation. The treating team can provide guidance based on the individual case.
Neurosurgery may be considered for children with certain brain or spinal conditions. The need for surgery, appropriate approach, and potential risks are assessed according to the child’s age, diagnosis, and overall health, with care planned by the relevant specialists.