Brain Tumor Surgery
Brain tumor surgery is a specialized procedure aimed at removing or reducing brain tumors while preserving brain function. It is performed by a neurosurgeon using advanced techniques to ensure safety and precision.

When is Brain Tumor Surgery Needed ?
Surgery is recommended for brain tumors that :-
✔️ Are causing neurological symptoms (headache, seizures, vision/memory issues)
✔️ Are growing aggressively or affecting vital brain functions
✔️ Can be safely removed or reduced to improve quality of life
✔️ Need a biopsy for accurate diagnosis
Types of Brain Tumor Surgery
🔹 Craniotomy – Traditional open surgery to remove large or deep-seated tumors
🔹 Minimally Invasive Neuroendoscopy – Uses a small camera and instruments for tumor removal with fewer complications
🔹 Stereotactic Biopsy – A targeted procedure to diagnose tumors with a needle biopsy
🔹 Awake Brain Surgery – Performed while the patient is awake to protect critical brain functions like speech and movement
🔹 Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery – A minimally invasive approach for tumors near the base of the skull
Advanced Technology for Brain Tumor Surgery
🚀 Neuro-navigation – Real-time GPS for precise tumor removal
🚀 Intraoperative MRI/CT – Ensures complete tumor resection
🚀 Fluorescence-Guided Surgery (5-ALA) – Highlights tumor cells for better removal
🚀 Awake Surgery Monitoring – Protects important brain functions
Recovery After Brain Tumor Surgery
⏳ Hospital Stay – Usually 3-7 days, depending on the procedure
💪 Rehabilitation – Physical therapy, speech therapy, and neuro-rehabilitation may be needed
🔄 Follow-Up – Regular checkups with MRI/CT scans to monitor recovery
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