Endoscopic Transnasal Transsphenoidal Surgery
Scarless, endoscopic removal of pituitary and skull-base tumors through the natural nasal corridor — no external incisions.
Endonasal Route
No Visible Scar
Skull Base Team
Endoscopic HD
Overview Skull Base & Pituitary Surgery, Through the Nose
The endoscopic transnasal transsphenoidal approach allows tumors of the pituitary gland and skull base to be removed through the nostrils — avoiding any external incision and reaching deep midline structures safely.
High-definition endoscopy and careful skull-base reconstruction make this a precise, well-tolerated option for selected tumors.
Conditions Treated Conditions Suited to This Approach
Pituitary adenomas (functioning & non-functioning)
Rathke’s cleft cysts
Selected craniopharyngiomas
Skull base & clival lesions
CSF leak repair
Our Approach Inside the Procedure
Endocrine Work-up
Hormonal and visual assessment with dedicated MRI of the sella.
Endonasal Access
The tumor is reached through the nasal passage and sphenoid sinus.
Tumor Removal
Endoscopic resection with protection of the gland and optic nerves.
Reconstruction
Watertight skull-base repair to prevent CSF leak.
Benefits Why Patients Choose It
No External Scar
Entirely through the nasal corridor.
Direct Access
Shortest route to midline tumors.
Vision Protection
Decompression of optic structures.
Faster Recovery
Less disruption than open surgery.
FAQs
Questions Patients Often Ask
Second Opinion Consultation