No, many brain and spine procedures are now performed using minimally invasive techniques. Endoscopic and keyhole approaches are used to reduce trauma, minimise scarring, and accelerate recovery.

Recovery varies widely depending on the number of levels fused and age. Most patients spend 2‑4 days in the hospital and require a few weeks to several months of physical therapy.

Outcome depends on tumour type, location, and size. With modern microsurgical techniques, we achieve high rates of complete resection with low morbidity. Our multidisciplinary tumour board ensures optimal care.

Yes, we perform surgical release for peripheral nerve entrapments, including carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel syndromes, using minimally invasive techniques.

With advanced neuromonitoring and experienced surgeons, the risk of neurological injury is very low. We continuously monitor nerve function during surgery to ensure safety.

Yes, we offer stereotactic radiosurgery (Gamma Knife) for selected brain tumours and vascular malformations, as a non‑invasive alternative to open surgery.