Brain Tumor Surgery
Advanced resection of benign and malignant brain tumors with awake craniotomy and intraoperative imaging to protect eloquent brain areas.
Brain tumor treatment details →Neurosurgery Basics delivers evidence-based surgical treatment for brain tumors, spinal disorders, epilepsy and movement disorders — using minimally invasive techniques backed by peer-reviewed research.
Each service page explains the condition, modern surgical approaches, expected outcomes and recovery — written by neurosurgeons and medically reviewed before publication.
Advanced resection of benign and malignant brain tumors with awake craniotomy and intraoperative imaging to protect eloquent brain areas.
Brain tumor treatment details →Minimally invasive stabilization for herniated discs, stenosis and instability — with faster recovery and reduced tissue damage.
Spine surgery details →Surgical options for drug-resistant epilepsy, including seizure focus resection and responsive neurostimulation, tailored to each patient.
Epilepsy surgery details →Deep brain stimulation (DBS) for tremor, rigidity and medication-resistant symptoms of Parkinson's disease and related movement disorders.
DBS treatment details →Keyhole and endoscopic techniques that reduce incisions, pain and hospital stay across brain and spine procedures.
Minimally invasive options →Review your imaging and records with a board-certified neurosurgeon before committing to a surgical plan — from anywhere in the world.
Book a virtual consult →Board-certified neurosurgeons with published research, fellowship training and a shared commitment to transparent, patient-centered care.
Board-certified neurosurgeon specializing in complex brain tumor resection and minimally invasive spine surgery. 20+ years of clinical practice.
Full profile →Neurosurgeon-scientist focused on epilepsy surgery and functional neurosurgery, including deep brain stimulation for movement disorders.
Full profile →Spine surgeon dedicated to minimally invasive approaches and rapid recovery protocols for cervical and lumbar conditions.
Full profile →Every treatment recommendation is grounded in clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed literature from sources such as the Journal of Neurosurgery, the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) and PubMed-indexed studies.
Intraoperative MRI guidance, neuronavigation, and minimally invasive tubular retractor systems allow us to reach deep lesions with less collateral tissue damage.
We welcome medical-tourism patients with dedicated coordinators who handle travel, accommodation, insurance documentation and follow-up care planning.
You will understand your diagnosis, your surgical options and the expected risks and benefits before any decision is made. No procedure is ever rushed.
Our team provides detailed pre-operative checklists, post-operative rehabilitation programs and long-term surveillance schedules for every patient.
All patient-facing education is written and reviewed by board-certified physicians under our public Content Review Policy.
Free, medically reviewed guides covering symptoms, surgical preparation and recovery.
Headaches, seizures, weakness and other warning signs — and when they deserve urgent evaluation.
Read the guide →A practical checklist for the weeks and days before your neurosurgery operation.
Read the guide →What to expect after surgery, including wound care, activity limits and warning signs to report.
Read the guide →Costs vary widely by procedure, hospital and insurance status. We provide transparent, written cost estimates before any procedure, including surgeon fees, hospital fees and follow-up care. Contact our team for a personalized estimate.
For many conditions, minimally invasive approaches reduce tissue trauma, blood loss and hospital stay, with comparable outcomes. The right choice depends on your specific anatomy and diagnosis. Our surgeons will explain both options honestly.
Deep brain stimulation does not cure Parkinson's disease, but it can significantly improve tremor, stiffness and medication-related fluctuations for carefully selected patients. Eligibility requires a multidisciplinary evaluation. Read more in our treatment guide.
Share your imaging and symptoms — we will help you understand your options within one business day.
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