The Department of Neurosciences at Sanar International Hospitals is a hub for unparalleled clinical excellence and expertise, backed by state-of-the-art infrastructure, leading-edge innovations, and the finest surgical/non-surgical modalities, to cater to the needs of patients suffering from all kinds of Neuro and Spine conditions. The Department is manned by a highly specialized team of Neurologists, Neurosurgeons, and Spine Surgeons, all committed to offering the finest care to patients with comprehensive treatment plans that adhere to stringent quality benchmarks. The department has dedicated laboratories, operation theatres, and intensive care units fully equipped to handle complex cases while ensuring a hassle-free experience for the patients and their loved ones.
At Sanar, we understand and respect the diverse needs of our patients and hence, offer personalized treatment plans that are curated after detailed evaluation and assessment of the patients, as well as their medical history. Our team is backed by World’s finest imaging and monitoring modalities. Be it conventional surgery or one using a minimally invasive approach, we hold expertise in both. The treatment is backed by a dedicated rehabilitation program, to aid in the swift recovery of the patients.
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Neurology - Neurology is a highly specialized branch of Neuroscience that deals with the management of the entire gamut of diseases, disorders and malignancies involving both central, as well as peripheral nervous systems. The former comprises the brain and the spinal cord, whereas the latter includes the peripheral nerves and muscles. Neurological problems may range from simple disabilities to complex disorders and can prove to be debilitating, or even life-threatening, without proper care. Neurology focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, assessment and management of such conditions using different surgical and non-surgical modalities.
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Neurosurgery - Neurosurgery refers to any surgical intervention that is performed to treat and manage the conditions affecting the brain, spine, and associated structures, such as the spinal cord, spinal column, and peripheral nerves. Patients are usually recommended to go for surgery when they stop responding to medication and other non-invasive treatments. Neurosurgical procedures are quite complex and call for the need for immense specialization. These can be performed via the conventional approach or following a minimally invasive technique.
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Spine Surgery - Spine Surgery refers to any surgical intervention that is performed to address complex problems of the spine and associated structures. These can either be congenital or acquired later in life, due to an underlying disease, injury, accident, or other trauma. Spine surgery can be performed using the conventional approach or via minimally invasive means. Surgical intervention is usually recommended for patients who have a debilitating spine condition that cannot be managed by medication alone.
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Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and neural networks, with emphasis on their structure, function, development, and pathologies.
They investigate how the neurological system functions, examine brain illnesses, and create treatments for conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, epilepsy, and depression.
The first meeting with your neurosciences specialist will include inquiries about your current condition and medical history. It is recommended that you bring all appropriate documentation, such as blood results or a heart report, medications, and a list of questions to ask your neurologist.
Neurological disorders typically involve diseases of the spinal cord, brain, nerves, and muscles. The ailments are stroke, epilepsy, migraine/headaches, Parkinson's, multiple Sclerosis, brain tumors, brain injuries, alzheimer's, degenerative spine disorders, slide discs, spinal injury, spinal tumors, and spinal deformities.
You may notice abrupt numbness or weakness, loss of hearing or speech issues, confusion, poor cognitive skills, double vision, difficulty seeing, seizures, difficulty walking, severe headache, and bladder/disfunction.
It is critical to evaluate a stroke patient within the first three hours by performing a CT scan or an MRI of the brain. For occlusive strokes, clot-bursting therapy must be taken within 3 to 4.5 hours of onset. The urgency of the stroke must be acknowledged, as certain individuals may require lifesaving surgery.
The treatment and outcome of stroke are entirely dependent on how soon the patients are brought to the hospital. It has been noticed that the percentage of acute stroke patients coming during the "Window Period" has dramatically increased, making more and more patients suitable for THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY.
When a stroke patient returns home from the hospital, there is usually a lot of joy among family and relatives. Because the patient is aware that he would be unable to execute the duties he was able to perform before the stroke, caregivers should not show their emotions in a way that appears unfair.
No, spinal surgery has a 92-95% success rate. It is used to treat diseases such as disc prolapse, spinal canal stenosis, and spinal instability, as well as spine tumors, when the symptoms and signs of these conditions match the MRI findings.
As you age, your spinal discs lose water content, making them less flexible and more vulnerable to rupture. A slid disc happens when the disc's outer casing splits, allowing the gel inside to protrude out. The injured disc can exert pressure on the entire spinal cord or a particular nerve. A variety of things might cause increased pressure and strain on your spine. These include bending awkwardly, heavy or uncomfortable lifting, prolonged sitting, particularly while driving, being overweight, participating in weight-bearing sports such as weightlifting, and suffering a traumatic back injury.
It is a specific type of external beam radiotherapy that is delivered by a variety of devices such as Cyberknife, Gamma Knife, Novalis, Primatom, X-Knife, Clinac IX, Synergy, TomoTherapy, and Trilogy. This approach is only suitable for tiny, well-defined tumors. The advantage of this radiotherapy is that it delivers the appropriate amount of radiation to the cancer in less time than standard therapies.
High or unregulated blood pressure can cause blood vessels to rupture, leak, or constrict. It can also cause blood clots in your brain, blocking blood flow and resulting in a stroke. The patient may also suffer a mini-stroke (Transient Ischemic Attack- TIA), which reduces blood supply to the brain. This attack is typically a warning sign that you are at risk of having a major stroke.
Surgery is performed if seizures occur in a small area of the brain and do not impair your language, speech, hearing, or vision. If the seizures occur in the part of the brain that controls your voice, movement, and cognitive abilities, the doctor will keep you awake during the procedure.
Parkinson's disease is yet unknown; however, there is some evidence that it may be caused by genetics, environmental causes (heavy metals, pesticides, head injuries), or a mix of the two. Directly inheriting the condition is extremely unusual. Only 10–15% of all cases are genetic. The most common symptoms are tremors (shaking of the limbs), bradykinesia (slowness of activity), alteration in stride (walking), instability or tendency to fall, rigidity, and stooped posture.
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