Microscopic Brain & Spine Tumor Surgery

Precision microsurgery for benign and malignant brain & spinal tumors — maximising safe removal while protecting neurological function.

Neuronavigation

Operative Microscope

Intra-op Monitoring

Skull Base Access

Overview

Advanced Surgical Treatment for Brain Tumors

Brain and spine tumors require precise evaluation and highly specialised treatment planning. We offer advanced surgical management for both benign and malignant tumors using modern microscopic and neuronavigation-assisted techniques designed to maximise tumor removal while preserving critical neurological functions.

Each patient receives individualised care based on tumor location, size, neurological involvement and overall health — with the goal of safe surgery, symptom relief and better long-term quality of life.

Conditions Treated

Tumors & Lesions We Manage

Gliomas & astrocytomas
Meningiomas
Vestibular schwannoma (acoustic neuroma)
Metastatic brain tumors
Intramedullary & extramedullary spinal cord tumors
Skull base tumors
Our Approach

How the Surgery Is Planned

Imaging & Planning

High-resolution MRI/CT and neuronavigation mapping of the tumor and critical structures.

Microscopic Resection

Maximal safe removal under the operative microscope with continuous monitoring.

Function Preservation

Intra-operative neuro-monitoring to protect speech, movement and vision.

Recovery & Review

Structured recovery, histopathology review and a clear follow-up plan.

Benefits

Why a Microsurgical Approach

Maximal Safe Removal

Greater extent of resection with precision.

Function Preserved

Critical neurological function protected.

Faster Recovery

Less collateral tissue trauma.

Clear Prognosis

Histopathology-guided next steps.

FAQs

Questions Patients Often Ask

Is brain tumor surgery always required?
Not always. Some small or benign tumors can be monitored. A second opinion helps clarify whether surgery, radiation, or observation is right for you.
How long is the recovery?
Recovery varies by tumor type and location. Many patients are mobilised within days, with a structured rehabilitation and follow-up plan.
Will surgery affect my speech or movement?
Intra-operative monitoring and neuronavigation are used specifically to protect eloquent areas controlling speech, movement and vision.
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