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Neuro Surgery
Advanced surgical treatment of brain, spine and nervous system disorders.
Daihika's neurosurgery programme handles the full spectrum of cranial, spinal and peripheral-nerve surgical care. Our team works closely with the neurology, critical care and rehabilitation teams so that operative care is part of an integrated treatment plan rather than a one-off intervention.
Pre-operative planning uses high-resolution CT and DSA imaging. Operative theatres are equipped for neuro-navigation, microsurgery and endoscopic skull-base approaches. Post-operative care is delivered in our neuro sub-unit of the 40-bed ICU before stepping down to the rehabilitation ward.
Conditions we treat
Brain tumours (benign and malignant)Spinal cord tumoursHydrocephalusTraumatic brain injuryIntracranial haemorrhageCerebrovascular malformations and aneurysmsTrigeminal neuralgiaPeripheral nerve compressionSkull-base lesions
Treatments and procedures
Craniotomy for tumour resection
Endoscopic skull-base surgery
Ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt placement
Decompressive craniectomy for trauma and stroke
Microvascular decompression
Awake craniotomy for eloquent-area lesions
Spinal decompression and stabilisation
Endovascular embolisation (in DSA suite)
Technology and infrastructure
4 OTs with neuro-navigation and laminar airflow
Operating microscope for microsurgery
C-Arm DSA suite for endovascular work
96-slice CT for pre-operative planning
40-bed ICU with neuro sub-unit
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Frequently asked questions
When is brain surgery necessary?
Surgery is considered when a tumour, haemorrhage, hydrocephalus, severe trauma or vascular lesion threatens neurological function and conservative treatment is unlikely to control the problem. The decision is always made jointly by neurology and neurosurgery after imaging review.
How long is the hospital stay after a craniotomy?
Most uncomplicated craniotomies involve a 5–10 day inpatient stay including ICU monitoring, depending on the procedure and recovery course. Your surgical team will share an estimate specific to your case before admission.
Do you perform minimally invasive neurosurgery?
Yes. Where the diagnosis allows, we use endoscopic and microsurgical techniques that reduce incision size, blood loss and recovery time. Endovascular treatment in the DSA suite is also offered for selected vascular and stroke cases.
What support is available after brain or spine surgery?
Post-operative care continues in the ICU, then in the rehabilitation ward where physiotherapy and occupational therapy support recovery. Long-term follow-up is provided by both the neurosurgery and neurology teams.
Ready to consult?
Speak to our Neuro Surgery team — call, WhatsApp, or book online.