Department of Neurosurgery at Ramesh Hospitals started a humble beginning in 2015, with two senior Neurosurgeons. However, with dedicated efforts, hard work and utmost sincerity Department has made a long journey in saving many lives and bagged many lifesaving stories, Yes of course with a happy ending.
The department is a final stop for Neurosurgical patient care in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. It is equipped with ultra-modern technology and equipment from time to time i.e. Operating microscope, CUSA, Ultrasound, 3T MRI, 128 Slice CT, Endoscopes and Advanced Image Guidance System, which are necessary to provide state of the art care at par with the best neurosurgical centres anywhere in the world.
With a simple beginning in 2015 and the inception of Trauma Centre later, we deal with all types of cranio-spinal trauma, our department, in addition is equipped with well-trained trauma team - Emergency physicians and Trauma response team with mettle care and prompt response with lowest response time.
Consultants in the department have expertise in various aspects of modern neurosurgery including trauma care, cerebrovascular surgery, interventional neuroradiology, endoscopic neurosurgery, minimally invasive neurosurgery and stereotactic neurosurgery.
Our Department has always been vanguard in the areas of research and academic activities. There has been research on evidence-based clinical practice and laboratory-based work. There are 2 neurosurgical operation theatres situated in the OT Complex floor.
Operation theatres are equipped with the state of the art modern amenities and equipment e.g. laminar flow, electro hydraulic operating tables, latest operating microscopes, CUSA, image intensifiers, intra-operative ultrasound, intra-operative vascular Doppler machine, intra-operative neuro-navigation , intra-operative EEG, intra-operative cell saver (to recycle blood loss during surgery), intra-operative trans-oesophageal echocardiography, intra-operative evoked potential recording, nerve stimulators etc. Along with this, each operation theatre is equipped with state-of-the-art anaesthesia equipment and monitoring systems.
The department of neurosurgery has back up of most modern sister departments of Neuro-radiology and Neuro-pathology. The neuro-radiology department is equipped with state of the art biplane DSA machine, 256 and 128 slice CT machine, 3 Tesla MRI machine and latest ultra-sound machine.
FAQs
Want to find out more about the treatment? The answer to your questions can be found below.
What does a neuro surgeon do?
Neurosurgeons specialise in problems of the central and peripheral nervous systems, including the brain, spinal cord, and spinal column. They operate to treat diseases such as brain tumours, aneurysms, hydrocephalus, spinal abnormalities, and traumatic brain injuries.
What question should you ask a neuro surgeon?
It's crucial to enquire about the prognosis, probable risks, and non-surgical therapy choices while speaking with a neurosurgeon. Determining the risks, advantages, and anticipated results is essential for making well-informed decisions.
What are the most common types of conditions that neuro surgeons treat?
Traumatic brain injuries, aneurysms, hydrocephalus, brain tumours, and other spinal diseases are among the common ailments that neurosurgeons in Guntur at Aster Ramesh treat. They also treat degenerative disorders, including spinal stenosis and herniated discs that damage the spine.
When should I consider seeing a neuro surgeon?
If you have a disease that could need specialised surgical intervention, or if you are having severe or chronic neurological symptoms, you should think about seeing a neurosurgeon. If a neurosurgeon is recommended to you by your regular doctor or another specialist, you should also visit with them.
How should I prepare for my first visit to a neuro surgeon?
Get your medical history, and results from any prior scans, and note any queries or worries you may have ready for your initial appointment with a neurosurgeon. Bringing a friend or family member along for support is also beneficial.
How does a neuro surgeon decide on a treatment plan?
When choosing a course of therapy, neurosurgeons in Guntur at Aster Ramesh conduct a thorough assessment that involves reviewing imaging studies, performing neurological exams, and interpreting diagnostic test findings. They also consider the type of pathology and the patient's medical history to choose the best course of action.
What advancements or technologies are utilised by neuro surgeons?
Neurosurgeons in Guntur at Aster Ramesh use state-of-the-art technology, including neuronavigation devices, intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging, and endoscopic methods, to increase the accuracy and rate of success of their treatments. These technological advancements contribute to less invasiveness and improved patient safety.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to a neuro surgeon?
When you see a neurosurgeon for the first time, bring a list of your current medicines, imaging investigations (such as CT or MRI scans), and any prior medical documents with you. The neurosurgeon will be better able to evaluate your situation using this information.
How do neuro surgeons decide if surgery is necessary?
Neurosurgeons in Guntur at Aster Ramesh evaluate the possible advantages and disadvantages of surgery, consider the patient's general health, and determine the kind and degree of the ailment. Before performing any surgery, they may also talk with the patient about their alternatives and get their informed permission.
What is the role of a neuro surgeon in a patient's treatment journey?
Through the provision of skilled surgical care, collaboration with other medical specialists, and guidance throughout rehabilitation and the ongoing care of the patient's neurological condition, a neurosurgeon in Guntur at Aster Ramesh plays a critical role in the treatment process of their patients. They participate in every stage, including post-operative care and diagnostics.
Patient Stories
Our patients are our best advocates, hear the inspiring stories of their treatment journey
