Removal of 100 ml Intracranial Bleed With Minimal Invasion

At Goutam Neuro Care, we aim to provide the best neurological care using the latest medical techniques. Recently, our skilled team successfully removed nearly 100 ml of intracranial bleed from the right capsuloganglionic region with a minimally invasive procedure. This advanced method greatly improved the patient's recovery and outcome.

Case Overview

A patient came to Goutam Neuro Care with a serious brain bleed in the right capsuloganglionic region. The bleed was about 100 ml, which is very dangerous for brain function and overall health. Traditional methods often involve large surgeries that can cause more complications and longer recovery times.

Innovative Surgical Approach

To reduce brain damage and speed up recovery, our team used a minimally invasive method. We made a small, 1-inch incision to access the bleed. This technique, called keyhole surgery, allows us to target the problem area precisely with minimal impact on surrounding brain tissue.

Surgical Procedure

Using advanced imaging and modern surgical tools, our team carefully removed the 100 ml brain bleed. This precise method ensured no healthy brain tissue was damaged. The surgery was completed successfully with minimal blood loss and no major complications.

Outcome

Thanks to this innovative approach, the patient had an excellent recovery. By removing the brain bleed through a small incision, we prevented further brain damage and helped the patient recover faster and better.

Conclusion

This case shows the importance of using advanced, minimally invasive techniques in neurology. At Goutam Neuro Care, we are dedicated to using the latest technology and expertise to provide the best care. We are proud of our team's success in this challenging case and will continue to strive for excellence in all aspects of neurological care.