Neurosurgeons at Manipal Hospitals diagnose and surgically treat conditions of the brain and spine. The Department offers expertise in general neurosurgery, brain tumour surgery, complex spine disorders, stereotactic radiosurgery and vascular diseases

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Manipal Hospitals’ Neurosciences department performs more than 1500 complex neurosurgery operations every year. The testament to this effort is the number of cases referred to Manipal Hospitals from all across the country and the world. Today, the Department of Neurosurgery at Manipal Hospitals is one of the leaders in neurosciences, an accomplishment made possible by the acclaimed team of neurologists and neurosurgeons, advanced diagnostic and therapeutic technologies.

Manipal Hospitals’ neurosurgeons are on the leading edge of treating neurological conditions using the latest techniques and innovations and in neurosurgery, such as robotics, minimally invasive surgery, intraoperative MRI, stereotactic radiosurgery, computer-assisted brain surgery, and deep brain stimulation.

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With state-of-the-art imaging facilities at Manipal Hospitals, continuous post-operative care has been the heart of every condition treated. Some of the conditions for which treatments are available are: – Brain attack or brain stroke – Cerebral palsy – Dementia – Diabetic neuropathy – Dyslexia – Dystonia – Encephalitis – Epilepsy – Essential tremors – Esthesioneuroblastoma – Facial palsy – Frontal lobe seizures – Ganglion cyst – Guillain-barre syndrome – Arteriovenous malformations of the brain – Glioma – Huntington’s disease – Idiopathic hypersomnia – Insomnia – Intracranial hematoma – Meningioma – Migraine – Myoclonus – Parkinsons disease – Sciatica – Sleep apnea – Stroke or traumatic brain injury – Trigeminal neuralgia – ADHD – Alzheimer’s disease – Benign peripheral nerve tumour – Brain and cerebral aneurysm – Brain tumour – Febrile seizures – Hydrocephalus – Meningitis – Multiple myelomas – Myasthenia gravis – Myelofibrosis – Neuroblastoma – Neuroleptic malignant syndrome