Neurology Hospitals in India
Institute Of Neurosciences Kolkata The Institute of Neurosciences Kolkata (I-NK) is a 150-bed facility center. The institute is Dr. R P Sengupta’s dream project, an eminent neurosurgeon. The hospital provides various neurological treatments like neurosurgery, psychiatric problems, rehabilitation treatments. I-NK is a non-profit institution in Kolkata. 11 Years of Experience in the field of Neurosurgery. …
National Institute of Mental Health And Neuro Sciences Bangalore NIMHANS has adopted the ideology of service, human resources development, and research. The institute is supported by several national and international funding organizations for academic and research activities. In 2012, NIMHANS conferred as ‘Institute of National Importance.’ The National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences caters …
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn How to take care of Alzheimer patients at home? Alzheimer vs. Dementia Dementia refers to a decline in mental and cognitive abilities that impair one’s daily life. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type (60-80%) of dementia. It is a progressive nervous system …
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List of Top 20 Neurosurgeons/Top 20 Neurosurgeons Here is the list of the top 20 Neurosurgeons. 1.Dr. Sandeep Vaishya Qualification: MBBS (G R Medical College, Gwalior) MS (G R Medical College, Gwalior) MCh (AIIMS, Delhi) Fellowship Brief Profile: Dr. Sandeep Vaishya is one of the finest & famous neurosurgeons in India and has more than …
Anxiety Disorders- Foundation of Fear and Worry Anxiety Disorders is a group of mental disorder mainly constituting of fear and anxiety, where is anxiety is a worry about the future and fear is mainly a reaction to the current situation. There are several types of anxiety disorder and often people have more than one anxiety …
Spinal Fusion: a spine supporting Fusion Surgery Spinal fusion is a surgical fusion of two or more vertebrae. This process is also known as spondylosyndesis. This is a surgical formation of ankylosis (restriction of joint movement) between the vertebrae. Spinal fusion mimics the healing process of fractured bones. The surgeon fuses two or more vertebrae …
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Spine Decompression: A Corrective Surgery Decompression surgery is a corrective surgery which to give enough space for the spinal cord and the nerve to pass through it. Spine decompression surgery is mainly performed in cases of stenosis/narrowing of the spinal canal which if not treated causes pain, numbness or weakness of muscles, especially of hands …
Surgery of the Skull Base: Risk factors, Diagnosis, and Treatment The surgery of skull base is a complex surgery performed by a neurosurgeon along with either an ophthalmologist, head and neck surgeon, otolaryngologist, plastic surgeon or oral and maxillofacial surgeon. This surgery is mainly used either to remove or repair any abnormalities beneath the brain …
Multiple Sclerosis: Depletion of the Myelin Multiple sclerosis is a chronic condition of the central nervous system that causes depletion of the myelin which is a protective covering of the nerve cells. Depletion of nerve axons are also seen within the brain as well as sometimes in the spinal cord also, but the depletion does …
Brain Trauma: Aftereffect of a Violent Blow Trauma to the brain can happen by a violent blow to the head or the body. Anything from outside which penetrates inside the skull also causes trauma. The traumatic injury can either be mild which means that the effects of the injury will only be for a small …
Brain surgery for epilepsy: Risk factors, and Types Epilepsy is a debilitating disease, which is primarily managed by medication. But if the symptoms become unmanageable by medicines then the doctor can suggest surgery based on the radiological and other pathological reports. Brain surgery for epilepsy has a good percentage of success rate. During this surgery, …
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Surgery for Re-attaching Severed Body Parts Micro-vascular surgeries are useful in reattaching severed body parts such as finger, hands, or arms by connecting the small blood vessels again and to make sure that the blood circulation is properly restored in the severed part as soon as possible to prevent the death of tissue due to …
Brain tumour: an overgrowth of cells in brain A brain tumour is an inappropriate term used for any intracranial mass which could either be neoplastic, cystic, inflammatory or syphilitic. These tumours are either benign or non-cancerous, or it is malignant or cancerous. There are different types of tumours depending on their site of growth and …
Migraine: Symptoms, Causes & Risk factors Migraine is a common disorder often marked by periodic, unusual unilateral pulsating headaches, which usually begins in childhood or early adult life, and it tends to recur with diminishing frequency in later life. It is also known as hemicrania, which means half skull as it affects half of the head …
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Interventional Neurology: Types and Complications Interventional neuroradiology is also known as interventional neurology or endovascular surgical neuroradiology is a medical subspecialty of radiology. Interventional neurology technique was originally developed in the 1980s by the joint efforts of neurosurgeons and radiologists. Neurosurgeons and radiologist worked together and devised a minimally invasive image-based technique to detect and …
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Epilepsy: Symptoms, Risk factors and Causes Epilepsy is a condition that is marked by recurrent seizures caused due to repetitive abnormal electrical discharge within the brain. Epilepsy is most common among children and older adults, young adults are rarely affected. It is one of the most common neurological disorder. Epilepsy can affect anyone irrespective of …
