Neuro Endoscopy
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Symptoms
If you’re living with significant pain and discomfort from an Neuroendoscopy condition, you know firsthand how much it can affect your quality of life. Seemingly simple tasks like Persistent headaches. Nausea or vomiting due to raised intracranial pressure. Visual disturbances or double vision. Seizures or loss of consciousness. Difficulty with balance or coordination. Hydrocephalus symptoms such as head enlargement in infant. connect with experts
Our Approach to Orthopedics
Initial Assessment
- Comprehensive neurological exam and imaging (MRI/CT).
- Evaluation of symptoms to identify conditions like tumors, cysts, or blockages.
Minimally Invasive Procedure
- A small incision is made to insert an endoscope for visualizing and treating the condition.
- Common uses include removing tumors, draining cysts, or addressing hydrocephalus with third ventriculostomy.
Post-Procedure Care
- Monitoring for complications like infection or cerebrospinal fluid leakage.
- Early mobilization and rehabilitation for a swift recovery.
Primary Care
Primary care providers play a crucial role in identifying symptoms early and coordinating with neurosurgical specialists. This includes:
- Monitoring chronic headache patterns or progressive neurological symptoms.
- Educating patients about minimally invasive options like neuroendoscopy.
- Offering post-operative follow-up to ensure recovery and manage any residual issues.
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