Condition Overview
Brain Tumor
Advanced neuronavigation-guided resections for benign and malignant tumours with functional preservation.
When to Suspect Brain Tumor
- •Persistent headaches, especially in the morning
- •Seizures or focal neurological deficits
- •Personality or cognitive changes
How We Treat Brain Tumor
- •Awake mapping and neuronavigation for maximal safe resection
- •Multidisciplinary tumour board for adjuvant therapy planning
- •Rehabilitation and follow-up MRI surveillance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do all brain tumours need open surgery?
No. Some lesions are treated with radiosurgery or endoscopic routes. Decisions depend on tumour type, location, and patient health.
How long is recovery?
Hospital stay averages 4–7 days followed by targeted physiotherapy. Return to regular activity varies with tumour location and occupation.
Common Keywords & Symptoms
brain tumorgliomameningiomatumour
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