Neurology/Neurosurgery

Focuses on recovering blood flow after blockage or hemorrhage. Timely intervention is crucial for optimal recovery. 

Affects brain activity, causing seizures. Managed through medication, therapy, or surgery when necessary. 

Encompasses conditions affecting neurologic function, treated with a multidisciplinary approach. 

A tumor type in the glial cells, requiring surgical, radiological, or chemotherapeutic intervention. 

Benign tumors affecting the membranes around the brain and spinal cord. Managed with surgery and radiotherapy. 

A condition impacting spinal nerves, treated with physiotherapy or surgery. 

Involves brain injuries due to accidents, crucial interventions needed for recovery. 

Bleeding mainly from a burst aneurysm, necessitating urgent intervention. 

Congenital vascular condition managed with embolization, surgery, or radiosurgery. 

Involves abnormalities in hormone production, often treated with surgery or medication. 

Benign nerve sheath tumors generally removed surgically to prevent complications. 

Utilizes state-of-the-art equipment to diagnose and treat complex neurological conditions with exceptional accuracy, enhancing patient outcomes. 

Assists in precisely replicating human motion, speeding recovery and improving the efficacy of rehabilitation treatments through augmented assistance and feedback.