Brain and Nerve Surgery
In our Department of Neurosurgery, we are constantly endeavouring to bring the latest technology and equipment to our country and our hospital by following the innovations worldwide. As an educational institution hospital, we think that all our work is for human first and we work in harmony with many neurological branches such as Neurology, Neuroradiology, Neuroanesthesia, Psychiatry.
- Spinal cord tumours
- Spinal canal stenosis (spinal stenosis)
- Tumours of peripheral nerves and nerve sheaths
- Benign and malignant brain and meningeal tumours
- Paediatric neurosurgery (congenital spine and spinal cord openings
- Diseases that disrupt the structure and balance of the spine (slipped back)
- Surgical treatment of neck vascular occlusions (such as carotid stenosis)
- Peripheral nerve compression (such as carpal tunnel, ulnar groove syndrome)
- Lumbar and cervical hernias (microsurgery and endoscopic surgery)
- Treatment of diseases that cause adult hydrocephalus (such as normal pressure hydrocephalus)
- Functional neurosurgery (surgery for movement disorders, especially Parkinson’s disease)
- Traumas affecting the nervous system (head and spine injuries, nerve cuts)
- Treatment of brain haemorrhages, cerebrovascular diseases (intracranial aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, cavernomas)
- Epilepsy surgery (for patients who cannot be treated with medication or who may benefit primarily from surgical treatment)
- Surgical treatment of suitable spastic patients (such as placement of a baclofen pump, nerve stimulator)
- Minimally invasive surgical procedures for pain (facet blockade, intradiscal electrotherapy, chordotomy, rhizotomy)
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