Vascular neurosurgery addresses abnormalities of the blood vessels supplying the brain and spinal cord — conditions that can carry a risk of bleeding and stroke if untreated.
Dr. Singh provides microsurgical management including aneurysm clipping and AVM excision, supported by modern imaging and dedicated neuro-critical care.
Conditions Treated
Cerebrovascular Conditions We Treat
Brain aneurysms (ruptured & unruptured)
Arteriovenous malformations (AVM)
Cavernous malformations (cavernomas)
Spinal vascular malformations
Intracerebral & subarachnoid hemorrhage
Our Approach
A Careful, Staged Approach
Vascular Imaging
Angiography and CT/MR imaging define the lesion precisely.
Risk Assessment
Bleeding risk and treatment options are discussed transparently.
Microsurgical Treatment
Clipping or excision under the operative microscope.
Critical Care
Close neuro-ICU monitoring and structured recovery.
Benefits
Why It Matters
Stroke Prevention
Reduces future bleeding risk.
Definitive Treatment
Durable cure for many lesions.
Precision Surgery
Microsurgical accuracy.
Team Support
Multidisciplinary neuro care.
FAQs
Questions Patients Often Ask
Is an unruptured aneurysm an emergency?
Not always, but it needs expert assessment. Treatment depends on size, location and shape — a second opinion helps weigh the options.
What is the difference between clipping and coiling?
Both secure an aneurysm. Clipping is a microsurgical option; the best choice depends on your specific anatomy, which we will explain clearly.
How urgent is AVM treatment?
AVMs vary widely. Some are treated promptly, others monitored. Imaging and risk assessment guide the decision.
Second Opinion Consultation
Not sure about your diagnosis or surgery?
Get an expert second opinion from Dr. Navneet Singh. Share your reports today and gain clarity and confidence before you decide.