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CNS Neurosurgery
CNS Neurosurgery

Minimally invasive procedure is used in neurosurgery to diagnose and treat neurological conditions such as hydrocephalus, brain tumor and movement disorders such as Parkinsons disease. In traditional brain surgery, surgeons used to remove part of the skull to get access to the brain. On the contrary, minimally invasive surgery usually involves making of 1 to 2 cm tiny holes. Through these cuts or incisions, instruments with laparoscope or a miniature camera is inserted to get access to the affected areas of the brain.

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MINIMALLY INVASIVE BRAIN SURGERY
INTRODUCTION Minimally invasive procedure is used in neurosurgery to diagnose and treat neurological conditions such as hydrocephalus, brain tumor and movement disorders such as Parkinsons disease. In traditional brain surgery, surgeons used to remove part of the skull to get access to the brain. On the contrary, minimally invasive surgery usually involves making of 1 to 2 cm tiny holes. Through these cuts or incisions, instruments with laparoscope or a miniature camera is inserted to get access to the affected areas of the brain.
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Surgeons observe the progress of the patient with real time intra-operative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (iMRI) and Computed Tomography (iCT) scanning, along with advanced image-guidance navigation system capabilities. Through these advanced technologies surgeons perform more complicated surgeries with greater accuracy. The ideal surgical approach depends on various factors such as the type and location of the tumor. The reason behind opting for minimally invasive brain surgery is to maximize tumor removal and minimize the chances of complications and patient disfigurement while boosting the complete and less painful recovery.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACH Supraorbital Eyebrow Approach: This process is useful for patients with meningiomas, craniopharyngiomas and other tumors occurred near the optic nerves and pituitary gland. This approach is ideally performed with the help of an endoscope. Endonasal Endoscopic Surgery: This surgery is performed through the nostrils and ideal for most pituitary adenomas, chordomas, olfactory neuroblastomas, sinus carcinomas and a series of other diseases.
Mini-Pterional Approach: This surgical procedure reduces the normal tissue disruptions and brain retraction while the cosmetic outcome is maintained. This approach gives direct access to certain sphenoid wing, parasellar meningiomas and other tumors of the cavernous sinus. Retromastoid Approach: In this process a small window is formed behind the ear to reach eliminate meningiomas, acoustic and trigeminal schwannomas, epidermoid tumors, and tumors of the cerebellum such as metastatic brain tumors and hemangioblastomas.
BENEFITS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE Small incisions Less pain Low risk of infection Short hospital stay Quick recovery time Less scarring Reduced blood loss
For More Detail & Consultation Please Visit www.cnsneurosurgery.com.au

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Minimally Invasive Surgery

  • 2. INTRODUCTION Minimally invasive procedure is used in neurosurgery to diagnose and treat neurological conditions such as hydrocephalus, brain tumor and movement disorders such as Parkinsons disease. In traditional brain surgery, surgeons used to remove part of the skull to get access to the brain. On the contrary, minimally invasive surgery usually involves making of 1 to 2 cm tiny holes. Through these cuts or incisions, instruments with laparoscope or a miniature camera is inserted to get access to the affected areas of the brain.
  • 4. Surgeons observe the progress of the patient with real time intra-operative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (iMRI) and Computed Tomography (iCT) scanning, along with advanced image-guidance navigation system capabilities. Through these advanced technologies surgeons perform more complicated surgeries with greater accuracy. The ideal surgical approach depends on various factors such as the type and location of the tumor. The reason behind opting for minimally invasive brain surgery is to maximize tumor removal and minimize the chances of complications and patient disfigurement while boosting the complete and less painful recovery.
  • 5. DIFFERENT TYPES OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACH Supraorbital Eyebrow Approach: This process is useful for patients with meningiomas, craniopharyngiomas and other tumors occurred near the optic nerves and pituitary gland. This approach is ideally performed with the help of an endoscope. Endonasal Endoscopic Surgery: This surgery is performed through the nostrils and ideal for most pituitary adenomas, chordomas, olfactory neuroblastomas, sinus carcinomas and a series of other diseases.
  • 6. Mini-Pterional Approach: This surgical procedure reduces the normal tissue disruptions and brain retraction while the cosmetic outcome is maintained. This approach gives direct access to certain sphenoid wing, parasellar meningiomas and other tumors of the cavernous sinus. Retromastoid Approach: In this process a small window is formed behind the ear to reach eliminate meningiomas, acoustic and trigeminal schwannomas, epidermoid tumors, and tumors of the cerebellum such as metastatic brain tumors and hemangioblastomas.
  • 7. BENEFITS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE Small incisions Less pain Low risk of infection Short hospital stay Quick recovery time Less scarring Reduced blood loss
  • 8. For More Detail & Consultation Please Visit www.cnsneurosurgery.com.au