Neurosurgery Division
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Help you move + feel better
Regain an active life thanks to our Neurosurgery Unit specialized in pathologies of the central and peripheral nervous system.
Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery is a medical-surgical specialty that takes care of conditions of the central and peripheral nervous system, whether traumatic, tumoral, vascular or degenerative.
Our Neurosurgery Unit combines medical expertise, cutting-edge technologies and personalized care to treat complex pathologies of the brain, spinal cord, spine and peripheral nerves.
Our areas of intervention:
Brain surgery: intracranial tumors, hematomas, vascular malformations, hydrocephalus
Spinal surgery: disc herniations, narrow lumbar canal, vertebral instabilities, spinal trauma
pediatric neurosurgery (congenital malformations, brain tumors of the child)
Surgery of peripheral nerves: carpal tunnel syndrome, nerve compressions
Surgical treatment of resistant epilepsies
Minimally invasive surgery guided by 3D imaging
A high-level technical platform:
Our operating room is equipped with:
multidisciplinary team
Our neurosurgeons work in close collaboration with the services of :
Our Treatment Process
Whether you’ve been living with symptoms for a while or you’ve just started noticing muscle or bone pain, we can help pinpoint what’s ailing you:
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Consultation spécialisée
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Imagerie médicale
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Intervention et suivi post-opératoire
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frequently asked questions
When to consult a neurosurgeon?
If you have chronic back or neck pain, motor disorders, severe headaches, loss of sensation, or when diagnosed with brain or spinal cord injury.
Do all pathologies require an operation?
No. Surgery is considered only after the failure of medical treatments, or in case of a vital or functional emergency.
Is the surgery risky?
Each intervention is evaluated based on the expected benefits and risks. The team informs and supports each patient with transparency.
