Brain & Spinal Cord Tumour Surgery
Intraoperative neuro-navigation microsurgery for complete, safe excision of brain and spinal lesions.
Detailed Medical Overview
Neurosurgical excision of brain and spinal cord tumors demands maximum surgical precision. Using 3D Neuro-Navigation GPS, intraoperative nerve monitoring (IONM), and high-power operating microscopes, Dr. Deepak Bariya performs radical tumor resections while meticulously safeguarding speech, vision, and motor neural pathways. Whether treating meningiomas, gliomas, acoustic neuromas, or spinal cord schwannomas, the primary goal is total tumor clearance with complete neurological preservation.
Common Clinical Symptoms
- Frequent severe headaches worsening in early morning
- New-onset seizures, fits, or involuntary limb twitching
- Weakness or paralysis on one side of face, arm, or leg
- Speech difficulty, memory disturbance, or personality changes
Causes & Underlying Etiology
- Abnormal glial or meningeal cellular proliferation (Glioma, Meningioma)
- Metastatic lesions or acoustic schwannomas compressing nerve structures
Diagnostic Protocol & Imaging
To ensure absolute surgical accuracy and custom intervention planning, the following state-of-the-art diagnostic evaluations are utilized:
Advanced Surgical & Clinical Procedures
Neuro-Navigation Guided Tumor Excision
GPS-guided microsurgical tumor removal ensuring millimetric accuracy and functional preservation.
ICU monitoring for 24 hours; active mobilization in 3-4 days; tissue pathology report within 5 days.
When Should You Consult Dr. Deepak Bariya Immediately?
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all brain tumors cancerous?
No, more than 50% of brain tumors (like meningiomas and schwannomas) are benign (non-cancerous) and fully curable with complete surgical excision.
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Direct OPD booking with Dr. Deepak Bariya in Jaipur.