Carotid Artery Disease
This condition occurs when fatty deposits (plaques) block the blood vessels (carotid arteries) supplying blood to the brain and head. Timely intervention by a neurosurgeon can restore proper blood flow and prevent severe complications.
Chronic Pain
Chronic pain, particularly neuropathy, can severely impact daily life. Neurosurgeons offer treatments that can reduce or, in some cases, completely resolve neuropathy-related pain.

Head Injuries
Traumatic head injuries from accidents may cause significant complications. Neurosurgeons provide critical care to minimize damage, alleviate symptoms, and support recovery.
Stroke
Following a stroke, neurosurgeons play a vital role in addressing complications and preventing further deterioration, helping patients regain functionality and quality of life.
Pituitary Tumors
Tumors in the pituitary gland can disrupt hormonal balance. Neurosurgeons evaluate and, when necessary, remove these tumors to restore health and balance.
Brain Tumors
Neurosurgeons specialize in diagnosing, managing, and surgically removing brain tumors, improving patients' quality of life and addressing associated neurological issues.
Hydrocephalus
Hydrocephalus is a life-threatening condition caused by excess fluid in the brain. Neurosurgeons perform procedures to drain the fluid and relieve pressure, significantly improving outcomes.

Trigeminal Neuralgia
This condition involves severe, sudden facial pain, often treated through microvascular decompression (MVD) or other advanced neurosurgical techniques to address the root cause.
Cervical Spine Disorders
Neck-related spinal issues, including problems with vertebrae, discs, and ligaments, are expertly managed by neurosurgeons, ensuring proper alignment and pain relief.
Sciatica
Pain caused by compression of the sciatic nerve can often be alleviated through neurosurgical procedures that address the underlying herniated disc or bone spur.