Aneurysms, often called silent time bombs, present a grave health risk when undetected and untreated. While many aneurysms go unnoticed due to their lack of symptoms. Recognizing the warning signs is essential for early detection and potentially life-saving intervention. By familiarizing ourselves with the subtle clues, individuals and their loved ones can improve their ability […]
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The field of neurosurgery includes a wide variety of surgical techniques used to address disorders of the central nervous system. Spinal decompression is one of the most often perform interventions in this category. Addressing compression or impingement of the spinal cord and its accompanying nerves is critical for reducing pain, improving function, and increasing the […]
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If you have a tumor in your brain or spinal cord, it can be a scary and stressful experience. But there are many treatment options available to you. Most tumors develop when normal brain or spinal cord cells have changes (mutations) in their DNA. These changes make the cells grow and divide without controlling the […]
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Glioblastoma is cancer that develops in the brain or spinal cord. It’s very fast-growing and often fatal. The leading cause of glioblastoma is a change in the DNA of cells called astrocytes. These cells help support and nourish the nerve cells in the brain. Causes Glioblastoma is caused by the abnormal growth of star-shaped cells […]
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Brain surgery is a complex medical procedure that involves making an incision in the scalp and removing a section of the skull to access the brain. While advanced significantly in recent years, it is still a risky and potentially dangerous procedure. In this article, we will discuss three risks associated with brain surgery. Infection One […]
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An aneurysms is a large hole or bulge in the body’s walls of a blood vessel. It can be found in the brain, aorta, or abdomen. A person who suffers an aneurysm can experience symptoms like headaches or abdominal pain. But fortunately, there are many treatments available to alleviate or remove an aneurysm, including surgery […]
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There are a few different answers if you are wondering what the most common neurosurgical procedure is. There are anterior cervical discectomy, microvascular decompression, trigeminal neuralgia, and craniotomy. Anterior cervical discectomy Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion is the most common neurosurgical procedure for patients suffering from cervical pain. This surgery involves the removal of the […]
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The life expectancy of an individual with glioblastoma is contingent on various circumstances. A prognosis can only be determined by a physician knowledgeable about the patient’s condition and treatment options. Glioblastoma affects people of all ages. However, older persons are more susceptible. It might worsen headaches, nausea and vomiting, disorientation or loss of brain function, […]
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There are many different causes of aneurysms. For example, they can occur in the brain or aorta. Generally, these types of aneurysms are caused by a blockage of blood flow to the tissue. Depending on how the blockage occurs, treatment can range from simple surgery to more sophisticated options. What is the Main Cause of […]
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An aneurysm is a large hole or bulge in the body’s walls of a blood vessel. It can be found in the brain, aorta, or abdomen. A person who suffers an aneurysm can experience symptoms like headaches or abdominal pain. But fortunately, there are many treatments available to alleviate or remove an aneurysm, including surgery […]
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