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 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.
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FAQs
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What does a neuro surgeon do?
Neurosurgeons specialise in treating complex diseases involving the spine, brain, and peripheral nerves. They carry out procedures like craniotomies, laminectomies, and stereotactic radiosurgery to treat conditions including cerebral haemorrhages, spinal cord injuries, and trigeminal neuralgia, with the goal of successfully restoring neurological function and reducing symptoms.
What question should you ask a neuro surgeon?
A neurosurgeon should be questioned about the details of the proposed operation, possible risks and advantages, anticipated recovery periods, other treatment options such as physical therapy or radiosurgery, and the long-term prognosis implications following the procedure. When these components are clear, making educated decisions and establishing reasonable expectations for the course of therapy are made easier.
What are the most common types of conditions that neuro surgeons treat?
Lumbar disc herniations, cerebral aneurysms, brain tumours like meningiomas or gliomas, spinal cord pressure, and hydrocephalus are among the ailments that neurosurgeons at Aster Ramesh frequently treat. Comprehensive care of these disorders requires surgical procedures such as laminectomies, tumour resections, ventriculoperitoneal shunt implantations, and microvascular decompressions.
When should I consider seeing a neuro surgeon?
When crippling symptoms such as severe headaches that don't go away, neurological deficiencies that get worse over time (such as motor weakness or changes in sense), or unbearable pain that makes it difficult to go about your everyday business, get in touch with a neurosurgeon in Ongole at Aster Ramesh. In order to manage acute neurologic crises and start appropriate therapies for improved results, prompt examination by a neurosurgeon might be essential.
How should I prepare for my first visit to a neuro surgeon?
Making a list of queries regarding the condition and suggested course of treatment, obtaining pertinent health information, imaging investigations, and medicine lists, and making a detailed note of individual signs and symptoms, their beginning, and any related variables are all necessary steps in getting ready for the initial neurosurgical visit.
How does a neuro surgeon decide on a treatment plan?
Neurosurgeons in Ongole at Aster Ramesh devise treatment plans, taking into account several criteria, such as the patient's neurological condition, the kind of disease (e.g., syringomyelia, glioblastoma), and the possibility of surgical intervention. The best possible patient treatment is determined by consulting with multidisciplinary teams, conducting neurological tests, and analysing imaging results.
What advancements or technologies are utilised by neuro surgeons?
In order to maximise surgical precision, reduce intrusion, and improve patient outcomes in circumstances that encompass cranial to spinal pathologies, neurosurgeons in Ongole at Aster Ramesh employ modern innovations such as neuronavigation systems, endoscopic surgical techniques, and stereotactic radiosurgery platforms.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to a neuro surgeon?
Prior medical records containing imaging studies (such as brain MRIs and spine CT scans), pertinent laboratory test results, medication lists (including anticoagulant regimens), and comprehensive summaries of the progression of symptoms or related neurologic deficits must be on hand for the first neurosurgical consultation.
How do neuro surgeons decide if surgery is necessary?
The pathology's type, location, development trend (e.g., infiltrative vs. benign), influence on brain function, risks of recurrence or consequences, and the patient's general health state are some of the criteria that neurosurgeons consider when determining if surgery is necessary. It is crucial to have conversations with patients about the advantages and disadvantages of surgery.
What is the role of a neuro surgeon in a patient's treatment journey?
A neurosurgeon’s role in a patient's treatment plan is complex and includes pre-operative assessments, surgical procedures, post-operative tracking for complications, working with specialists in neurorehabilitation, and ensuring that long-term follow-up care is provided to maximise functional recovery, quality of life, and patient outcomes after surgery.
