Neurology

Neurosurgery is a highly specialised medical field that deals with the diagnosis, treatment and surgical intervention of injuries, disorders and diseases occurring in the brain, spinal cord and spine as well as all peripheral nerves. Neurosurgery ensures the correct diagnosis of diseases of the nervous system and the application of effective treatment methods. In this field, a wide range of surgical and medical interventions are performed, from conditions that prevent blood flow to the brain to disorders occurring in the spine and nerve roots. In addition, rehabilitation of patients also plays an important role in the treatment process.

Neurosurgeons are professionals with a high degree of competence in the prevention, diagnosis and surgical treatment of diseases of the nervous system. These specialists have in-depth knowledge, especially in areas related to disorders of the brain, spine, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system, and create treatment plans tailored to the individual needs of each patient. Expertise in this field includes surgical interventions to improve patients’ quality of life and meticulous management of the recovery process.

Neurosurgery is a medical field specialised in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of diseases, injuries and disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system. In this field, conditions such as spinal fractures, spinal and brain tumours, cerebral haemorrhages, spinal deformities such as scoliosis, head and neck injuries, congenital anomalies, traumas, vascular disorders and strokes are dealt with comprehensively. Neurosurgery specialists meticulously evaluate the conditions that require surgical intervention and develop personalised treatment methods.

Spinal Fractures and Deformities: Spinal fractures may occur as a result of traffic accidents, falls or traumas. Spinal deformities also include structural disorders such as scoliosis. Such disorders can seriously affect the quality of life of patients and often require surgical intervention. Neurosurgery specialists use advanced surgical techniques in the treatment of spinal fractures and deformities, allowing patients to recover in a healthy way.

Brain and Spine Tumours: Brain tumours are structures that can be both benign and malignant and are among the tumours that need to be surgically removed. Spinal tumours are abnormal growths that occur in the spinal bones or nerve roots. A multidisciplinary approach is required in the diagnosis and treatment of both brain and spinal tumours.

Brain Haemorrhages Brain haemorrhages are a serious condition that requires rapid intervention when bleeding occurs due to trauma or blocked blood vessels. Haemorrhages in the brain can lead to serious losses in neurological functions. Such situations are important cases that require urgent intervention in the field of neurosurgery. Neurosurgeons provide treatment with various surgical techniques to minimise the effects of brain haemorrhages.

Head and Neck Injuries: Injuries to the head and neck may be related to traumatic fractures, vascular damage or nerve damage. Such injuries require early intervention as they can pose life-threatening conditions. The Brain and Neurosurgery Unit performs the necessary surgical interventions in head and neck injuries and optimises the recovery process of patients.

Congenital Anomalies: Congenital brain and nervous system anomalies are structural or functional disorders that are present in some individuals from birth. Such anomalies may require direct treatment or may lead to complications over time. Neurosurgical specialists diagnose such diseases and offer appropriate treatment options.

Traumas and Paralysis: Brain and spinal cord traumas can damage the nervous system as a result of accidents or various violent situations. Traumas can lead to permanent disabilities or paralysis. The Neurosurgery Unit performs nerve repairs after trauma and manages the rehabilitation process of conditions such as paralysis.

Vascular Disorders: Disorders of the brain vessels can be caused by serious conditions such as stroke or aneurysm. Diagnosis and treatment of such vascular disorders require advanced surgical interventions. The Brain and Neurosurgery unit makes an early diagnosis of vascular disorders and applies appropriate treatment methods.

The Neurosurgery Unit adopts a multidisciplinary approach using advanced technology in the diagnosis and treatment of such complex conditions. Specialist physicians develop customised treatment plans according to the needs of patients and meticulously manage surgical intervention and recovery processes. Interventions in this field aim not only to treat diseases, but also to improve the quality of life of patients, protect nerve functions and accelerate recovery processes.