Best Neurosurgeon and Brain Specialist Hospital In Delhi, India

Brain Tumor

Symptoms:

A brain tumor is a collection, or mass, of abnormal cells in the brain. The cell grows into a tumor when a cell divides rapidly and its internal mechanism is damaged. A brain tumor can be primary or secondary depending upon its place of origin. A p...

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Central Nervous System Infections (Abscesses)

Symptoms:

CNS infections are said to be 10-40% dangerous in many of the cases. Some may even experience certain permanent damages. Some may even result in problems such as partial paralysis, seizures and speech problems. Best care and treatment is required t...

Requires immediate attention
Hydrocephalus

Symptoms:

Hydrocephalus is the accumulation of fluid in the cavities of the brain. The excess fluid increases the size of the ventricles and puts pressure on the brain. This damages the brain tissues and causes impairment in brain function. Although it can o...

Requires immediate attention
Brain Aneurysm

Symptoms:

A brain aneurysm is an outward bulging or ballooning of a weak spot in the wall of an artery that supplies blood to the brain. Although they do not always break but in some cases they may rupture or leak, releasing blood into the brain and causing ...

Requires immediate attention
CSF Rhinorrhea Management

Symptoms:

Appropriate identification and treatment is essential for CSF Rhinorrhea as it may pave way for meningitis if left untreated. In most of the cases, surgery is required and its type depends upon the cause of CSF Rhinorrhea....

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Vascular Malformations of The Brain

Symptoms:

Spinal cord vascular malformations are abnormal connections between arteries and veins in the spinal column due to absence of small blood vessels or capillaries. This causes abnormal flow of blood....

Requires immediate attention
Head trauma

Symptoms:

Any type of mild or traumatic injury to brain, skull, or scalp is termed as Head Trauma. It may be either closed or open. A closed injury doesn’t break the skull while an open, or penetrating, head injury breaks the skull and enters into brain....

Requires immediate attention
Trigeminal Neuralagia

Symptoms:

Trigeminal neuralgia or tic douloureux is a chronic pain condition that affects the trigeminal nerve in the face. The nerve carries sensations from face to the brain. The condition initially causes a jolt of excruciating pain that is intermittent, ...

Consult soon
Stroke

Symptoms:

Due to high blood pressure or hypertension, the walled arteries break and blood spreads into the brain tissue. These blood forms a clot which is known as hematoma. The hematoma grows slowly and causes pressure on the surrounding brain tissue. This ...

Requires immediate attention
Epilepsy

Symptoms:

Epilepsy is a commonly occurring group of related disorders that is characterized by a tendency for recurrent seizures. It occurs due to the abnormal electrical activity that originates in the brain resulting in electrical storm that produces seizu...

Requires immediate attention

Neurovascular Surgery

Symptoms:

Neurovascular surgery is a subspecialty of neurosurgery that aims to treat and manage almost all vascular diseases and disorders of the brain and spinal cord. These are generally complex procedures that can be performed by minimally invasive or open ...
Aneurysm Clipping

Symptoms:

Aneurysm Clipping is a surgical procedure performed to treat brain aneurysm. Brain aneurysm is a condition in which the artery wall inside the brain bulges like a balloon. It is an emergency condition that should be treated promptly to prevent ruptur...
Thrombolytic Therapy for Stroke

Symptoms:

The main cause of stroke is blockage of blood supply to the brain due to formation of blood clot. The thrombolytic therapy uses drugs to quickly break the blood clots and dissolve the obstruction to allow blood flow to the brain. This therapy is main...
Brain Tumor Surgery

Symptoms:

Although surgery is considered to be the first step of treatment in any form of tumor but its feasibility depends upon the type, size and location of the tumor. It is not necessary that every kind of brain tumor might require surgery....
Expanded Endonasal Surgery

Symptoms:

The Expanded Endonasal Approach (EEA) is an innovative type of minimally invasive brain surgery that allows surgeon to access the skull base and upper cervical spine to remove brain tumors and other lesions through nose and sinuses....
CSF Rhinorrhea Management

Symptoms:

Appropriate identification and treatment is essential for CSF Rhinorrhea as it may pave way for meningitis if left untreated. In most of the cases, surgery is required and its type depends upon the cause of CSF Rhinorrhea....
Minimally Invasive Surgery

Symptoms:

Minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS) surgeries are performed to stabilize the vertebral bones and spinal joints. They also relieve the pressure being applied to the spinal nerves. The procedures utilize small instruments and/or microscopic video ca...
Shunt Surgery

Symptoms:

Shunt surgery is a surgical procedure that involves insertion of a drainage system into the brain that will move excess fluid from the brain to another part of the body (mainly abdomen)....
Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery

Symptoms:

Stereotactic neurosurgery is the surgery that is performed with minimally invasive technique using 3D coordinate system to exactly locate the target area. In simple words it can be described as the concept of using brain images to guide the surgeon...
Functional Neurosurgery

Symptoms:

In some cases of epilepsy, surgery is performed to control the seizures that are not manageable with medications. Although various anti-epileptic drugs are available but sometimes all the drugs remain ineffective in controlling the seizures....
Radiotherapy

Symptoms:

Radiotherapy or Radiation oncology or Radiation therapy is an alternative treatment for cancer. Cancer is uncontrolled growth of cells in any part of the body. Radiotherapy uses high-energy radiations such as x-rays, gamma rays, or protons to contr...
Pain Management

Symptoms:

Conservative management is an approach to treat any kind of pain by utilizing non-surgical treatment options. Many cases of pain can be managed by one or more conservative methods. That is why in non-emergency conditions, conservative management is p...
Stroke Management

Symptoms:

The main cause of stroke is blockage of blood supply to the brain due to formation of blood clot. The thrombolytic therapy uses drugs to quickly break the blood clots and dissolve the obstruction to allow blood flow to the brain. This therapy is main...
Stereotactic radiosurgery

Symptoms:

The traditional Craniotomy method entails carving through the skull to locate and direct treatment to the affected part of the brain. The method has drawbacks, in that it can be inconsistent, and can result in post-operative complications and side-...
Neuroendoscopic brain surgery

Symptoms:

It entails threading a thin tube called an endoscope through the mouth or nose or through small incisions in the skull to access or remove the affected brain tissue. The endoscope has a light and camera on the end, and the surgery is performed with...
Laser interstitial thermal therapy

Symptoms:

It is a state-of-the-art surgical technology that can destroy the tumour using heat sent through a spot-hole in the skull. For the procedure, the surgeon inserts a laser fibre into the incision and directs it to the tumour. The laser transfers heat...
Deep brain stimulation

Symptoms:

A small battery-operated medical device called an implantable pulse generator is taped onto the skull to deliver electrical stimulation to specific areas in the brain. The development has done wonders to the treatment of the shaking palsy disease (...
Imaging

Symptoms:

By far the most notable advancement has been in the area of scanning and imaging. It is now possible for doctors to scan and project on screen the deepest recesses of the brain. In combination with remotely guided micro-surgical tools, imaging has ...
Fully Endoscopic Trans Nasal Skull Base Surgery

Symptoms:

Conventional neurosurgical incisions may include skin incisions, facial bone flap (craniotomy), and brain retraction, but the endoscopic trans nasal approach avoids such procedures. Without incisions, this approach provides direct access to a large...
Hybrid Microscopic and Endoscopic Intraventricular Surgery

Symptoms:

Certain brain surgeries like tumor removal can be risky when its location is adjacent to critical structures. In such cases complete removal of the affected part without neurological deterioration can be difficult. The Microscopic and Endoscopic ap...
Hybrid Intra-OP Real Time USG with Navigation guided Awake Brain Tumor Surgery

Symptoms:

In some cases, when there are tumors in functionally important areas of the brain, surgery may be conducted by keeping the patient awake. By this approach, the patient’s activity can be monitored in real-time during surgery. The surgeon closely mon...
Treatment for CP Angle Tumor

Symptoms:

Treatment for lesions of cerebellopontine angle (CPA) tumor depends upon its severity, size and involvement of adjacent structures....

Stereotactic radiosurgery

The traditional Craniotomy method entails carving through the skull to locate and direct treatment to the affected part of the brain. The method has drawbacks, in that it can be inconsistent, and can result in post-operative complications and side-effects. Stereotactic radiosurgery, on the other hand, uses a GammaKnife to pinpoint radiation on the tumour, in the process, sparing the surrounding healthy tissues and reducing possible side effects. Its biggest advantage is that the procedure is completed in just one sitting.

Neuroendoscopic brain surgery

It entails threading a thin tube called an endoscope through the mouth or nose or through small incisions in the skull to access or remove the affected brain tissue. The endoscope has a light and camera on the end, and the surgery is performed with tools placed through the endoscope.

Laser interstitial thermal therapy

It is a state-of-the-art surgical technology that can destroy the tumour using heat sent through a spot-hole in the skull. For the procedure, the surgeon inserts a laser fibre into the incision and directs it to the tumour. The laser transfers heat, destroying the tumour while sparing healthy tissue surrounding it. The procedure takes under 4 hours.

Deep brain stimulation

A small battery-operated medical device called an implantable pulse generator is taped onto the skull to deliver electrical stimulation to specific areas in the brain. The development has done wonders to the treatment of the shaking palsy disease (Parkinson’s) — the disorder that invalidated the world renowned boxer, Muhammed Ali.

Imaging

By far the most notable advancement has been in the area of scanning and imaging. It is now possible for doctors to scan and project on screen the deepest recesses of the brain. In combination with remotely guided micro-surgical tools, imaging has helped vastly improve the outcome of brain surgeries in recent times.

Fully Endoscopic Trans Nasal Skull Base Surgery

Conventional neurosurgical incisions may include skin incisions, facial bone flap (craniotomy), and brain retraction, but the endoscopic trans nasal approach avoids such procedures. Without incisions, this approach provides direct access to a large number of intracranial and paranasal sinus lesions. Thus, this advanced technique decreases the chances of post surgical complications and helps in quicker recovery. This way your hospital stay as well as the management costs are also reduced.

Hybrid Microscopic and Endoscopic Intraventricular Surgery

Certain brain surgeries like tumor removal can be risky when its location is adjacent to critical structures. In such cases complete removal of the affected part without neurological deterioration can be difficult. The Microscopic and Endoscopic approach helps in visualizing tissues in places that are difficult to access directly. This reduces the chance of unrecognized residual tumor and increases the success of the surgery. With the cutting edge technology used in this technique, the risks of the surgery is minimized with almost no complications.

Hybrid Intra-OP Real Time USG with Navigation guided Awake Brain Tumor Surgery

In some cases, when there are tumors in functionally important areas of the brain, surgery may be conducted by keeping the patient awake. By this approach, the patient’s activity can be monitored in real-time during surgery. The surgeon closely monitors if there is any neurological function that is getting affected so that the surgery can be limited or stopped at that exact time. Using an Intra-op real time USG with navigation guides the surgeon to understand how much of the tumor is removed or remaining so that surgery may proceed smoothly.

Dr Manish Vaish - Director
Director, Delhi

DEGREE
MBBS, MS, DNB

SPECIALITY
BRAIN AND SPINE SURGERY

Dr Manish Vaish - Director

Director, Delhi

Dr. Yashpal Bundela MS Mch

Associate Director-Neurosurgery

Dr.Girish Rajpal MS Mch FINR

Neurointerventional Surgeon

Dr Hrishikesh Chakrabartty

Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon

Dr.Praveen Kumar MS Mch

Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon

Dr Rohit Pandey

Neurosurgeon

Dr Dipanshu Narula

Neurosurgeon

Dr. Manish Marda MD DM

Head of Neuroanesthesia, pain management and critical care

Dr. Shiwani Jain MD FNB

Senior consultant Neuroanesthesia, pain and critical care

Dr. Shiwani Jain MD FNB

Senior consultant Neuroanesthesia, pain and critical care

Department of Neurosurgery,Room No #580, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 1, Vaishali, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201012

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Dr Manish Vaish - Director

Director, Delhi

Dr. Yashpal Bundela MS Mch

Associate Director-Neurosurgery

Dr.Girish Rajpal MS Mch FINR

Neurointerventional Surgeon

Dr Hrishikesh Chakrabartty

Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon

Dr.Praveen Kumar MS Mch

Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon

Dr Rohit Pandey

Neurosurgeon

Dr Dipanshu Narula

Neurosurgeon

Dr. Manish Marda MD DM

Head of Neuroanesthesia, pain management and critical care

Dr. Shiwani Jain MD FNB

Senior consultant Neuroanesthesia, pain and critical care

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CONDITIONS

Brain Tumor

Symptoms:

A brain tumor is a collection, or mass, of abnormal cells in the brain. The cell grows into a tumor when a cell divides rapidly and its internal mechanism is damaged. A brain tumor can be primary or secondary depending upon its place of origin. A p...

Consult soon

Central Nervous System Infections (Abscesses)

Symptoms:

CNS infections are said to be 10-40% dangerous in many of the cases. Some may even experience certain permanent damages. Some may even result in problems such as partial paralysis, seizures and speech problems. Best care and treatment is required t...

Requires immediate attention

Hydrocephalus

Symptoms:

Hydrocephalus is the accumulation of fluid in the cavities of the brain. The excess fluid increases the size of the ventricles and puts pressure on the brain. This damages the brain tissues and causes impairment in brain function. Although it can o...

Requires immediate attention

Brain Aneurysm

Symptoms:

A brain aneurysm is an outward bulging or ballooning of a weak spot in the wall of an artery that supplies blood to the brain. Although they do not always break but in some cases they may rupture or leak, releasing blood into the brain and causing ...

Requires immediate attention

CSF Rhinorrhea Management

Symptoms:

Appropriate identification and treatment is essential for CSF Rhinorrhea as it may pave way for meningitis if left untreated. In most of the cases, surgery is required and its type depends upon the cause of CSF Rhinorrhea....

Consult soon

Vascular Malformations of The Brain

Symptoms:

Spinal cord vascular malformations are abnormal connections between arteries and veins in the spinal column due to absence of small blood vessels or capillaries. This causes abnormal flow of blood....

Requires immediate attention

Head trauma

Symptoms:

Any type of mild or traumatic injury to brain, skull, or scalp is termed as Head Trauma. It may be either closed or open. A closed injury doesn’t break the skull while an open, or penetrating, head injury breaks the skull and enters into brain....

Requires immediate attention

Trigeminal Neuralagia

Symptoms:

Trigeminal neuralgia or tic douloureux is a chronic pain condition that affects the trigeminal nerve in the face. The nerve carries sensations from face to the brain. The condition initially causes a jolt of excruciating pain that is intermittent, ...

Consult soon

Stroke

Symptoms:

Due to high blood pressure or hypertension, the walled arteries break and blood spreads into the brain tissue. These blood forms a clot which is known as hematoma. The hematoma grows slowly and causes pressure on the surrounding brain tissue. This ...

Requires immediate attention

Department of Neurosurgery,Room No #580,
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 1,
Vaishali, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201012