1. Spinal Disc Pathologies

We treat herniations using a "conservative-first" approach, reserving surgery for cases where pain persists or neurological strength is compromised.

• Lumbar Disc Hernia: Treatment focuses on discectomy. For chronic low back pain, we may associate it with spinal fusion. Non-invasive options include percutaneous or laser nucleotomy.

• Cervical Disc Hernia: Targeted at relieving neck pain, weakness, or numbness in the arms.

• Minimally Invasive Fusion: Utilizing an anterior approach to restore stability, preserving mobility and allowing most patients to return home within 24 hours without a neck brace.

2. Spinal Stenosis & Deformities

• Spinal Stenosis: Narrowing of the canal that pressures the spinal cord. We perform decompressive laminectomies or hemilaminectomies to give nerves more space, restoring leg strength and mobility.

• Scoliosis (ASC/VBT): An innovative, non-fusion technique for adolescents. Unlike traditional metal rods, this uses a dynamic biocompatible cord that maintains spinal flexibility as the child grows.

3. Vertebral Fractures: Kyphoplasty

For fractures caused by osteoporosis or trauma, we perform Kyphoplasty.

• How it works: An inflatable balloon restores vertebral height before "bone cement" is injected at low pressure.

• Advantages: Safer than vertebroplasty, local anesthesia option, and walking is possible the same day.

4. Brain & Pituitary Tumors

We specialize in the safe resection of complex tumors (Glioblastoma, Meningioma, Metastases) using advanced navigation.

• Pituitary Gland Tumors: Most are removed via a transsphenoidal approach (through the nose), avoiding the need to open the skull. This reduces hospital stays to 24–48 hours.

5. Functional Neurosurgery: Parkinson’s & Essential Tremor

• Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS): Electrode implantation in the subthalamic nucleus to inhibit tremors and rigidity when medication fails.

• HIFU (Focused Ultrasound): A non-invasive, incision-less procedure performed inside an MRI. It uses heat to eliminate the group of neurons causing tremors, providing immediate results.

6. Specialized Nerve & Brain Conditions

• Trigeminal Neuralgia: Relief for intense facial pain through microvascular decompression (separating blood vessels from the nerve) or radiofrequency thermocoagulation.

• Epilepsy Surgery: For drug-resistant focal seizures, focusing on removing the epileptogenic lesion (e.g., hippocampectomy) to achieve long-term seizure control.

• Hydrocephalus: Implementation of Ventriculoperitoneal Shunts (VPS) to drain excess cerebrospinal fluid and protect brain tissue from pressure damage.

7. Head, Neck & Pediatric Neurosurgery

• Parotid Tumors: Surgery aided by neurostimulators to protect the facial nerve. Techniques range from superficial parotidectomy to complex microsurgical reconstruction.

• Vascular Neurosurgery: Expert treatment for aneurysms and AVMs using endovascular procedures, vascular microsurgery, or specialized radiosurgery (Gamma Knife/CyberKnife).

• Pediatric Care: Specialized procedures for children over 40 kg, including treatment for tethered cord, Chiari malformation, and arachnoid cysts.