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Brain Surgery

Our partner hospitals have received wide acclaim for achievements in research and clinical innovations related to neurology and head injuries. This includes controversial Stem Cell Research and treatment as well as services for intractable (hard to treat) epilepsies, brain stem injuries and more. This includes the new Vagus Nerve Stimulators. Our gamma knife procedures are 1/5th the cost of most US hospitals but with equal, contact us about exciting research being done in the field of neurology. Also inquire about headache specialists. Planet Hospital can help you find a hospital that can help you with the following:
Vasculardefine/Brain Surgery

* Gene therapies for brain tumors.
* Stereotactic radiosurgery
* Chemotherapy (Brain tumors and lesions).
* Carotid arterydefine surgery and angioplasty for cerebrovascular ischaemia.
* Peripheral artery lesions, if suitable, are treated with angioplasty and stenting.

Hyperbaric treatments for closed head injuries.
Epilepsy:

* Vagal Nerve stimulators
* Stem-cell related treatments

Headache treatments
Diagnosis through:

* Spinal Fluid Analysis
* CTdefine/MRIdefine Structural Brain Imaging
* FMRI/SPECT/Functional Brain Imaging
* Accupuncture or laserpuncture treatments.
* Outpatient surgical and non-surgical treatments for headache relief.

* Stem cell treatments for Alzheimer's and parkinsons
* Beep Brain stimulation for parkinsons.
* Multiple Sclerosis, optic neuritisdefine, and other autoimmune demvelinating disorders.

Brain Tumors

Treatments for brain tumors (including: Gliomas, Astrocytomas, Ependymomas, Medulloblastomas, Oligodendrogliomas, Schwannomas, Pituitary adenomas, and Meningiomas).

* Gene therapies for brain tumors.
* stereotactic radiosurgery
* Chemotherapy (Brain tumors and lesions).

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