Brain Tumor Surgery (Craniotomy with Tumor Excision)
Brain Tumor Surgery (Craniotomy with Tumor Excision) Treatment
Treatment Range Hospital in Hyderabad offers advanced brain tumor surgery, including craniotomy with tumor excision, performed by a team of highly experienced neurosurgeons. This procedure involves the safe removal of brain tumors through a carefully planned opening in the skull, using state-of-the-art technology to ensure accuracy and minimize risks. We are recognized as one of the best hospitals in Hyderabad for brain tumor treatment and neurosurgical care.
Our approach includes detailed neuroimaging, expert surgical planning, and the use of high-precision tools such as intraoperative navigation and microscopes. Whether benign or malignant, each brain tumor case is handled with utmost care to preserve neurological function while achieving maximum tumor removal. Post-surgery, patients receive continuous monitoring, rehabilitation support, and follow-up care to aid in recovery and long-term wellness.
If you are looking for brain tumor surgery in Hyderabad, Treatment Range Hospital provides world-class care in a compassionate and secure environment. With a team of leading neurosurgeons, advanced infrastructure, and patient-focused services, we ensure the highest standards of safety and outcomes for craniotomy and brain tumor excision procedures.
- Your 6 - Phase health Process
Your Complete Brain Tumor Surgery Treatment Journey
🔍 Phase 1: Symptom Identification
- Persistent headaches (especially in the morning)
- Vision or hearing disturbances
- Nausea, vomiting without cause
- Loss of balance or coordination
- Speech or memory difficulties
- Seizures or unexplained neurological changes
🩺 Phase 2: Consultation with Neurosurgeon
- Review of medical history and neurological symptoms
- Physical and neurological examination
- Initial imaging tests (CT/MRI scan)
- Discussion about potential causes and need for advanced diagnostics
- Consent and explanation of possible treatment pathways
🔬 Phase 3: Diagnosis
- MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) for tumor detail
- CT Scan to assess skull and swelling
- Biopsy (in some cases) to determine tumor type
- Tumor classification: benign or malignant, size, location, and grade
- Multidisciplinary team (MDT) discussion for surgical planning00...........................................................
🔧 Phase 4: Surgical Planning & Preparation
- Admission for pre-operative assessment
- Blood tests, ECG, and anesthetic review
- Surgical mapping (neuronavigation, functional MRI)
- Identification of critical brain areas to preserve speech, vision, movement
- Consent form for craniotomy and tumor excision
🔪 Phase 5: Craniotomy & Tumor Excision
- Procedure performed under general anesthesia
- Skull bone flap temporarily removed to access tumor
- Microsurgical tools used to excise tumor while preserving brain function
- Bone flap replaced and incision closed with sutures/staples
- Bone flap replaced and incision closed with sutures/staples
💪 Phase 6: Recovery & Rehabilitation
- Hospital stay: 5–10 days depending on condition
- Pain management, infection prevention, neurological monitoring
- Physiotherapy, speech therapy, or occupational therapy (as needed)
- Regular follow-ups with neurosurgeon & oncologist
- Radiotherapy or chemotherapy may follow (if malignant)
- Gradual return to normal activities with focus on cognitive recovery
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A craniotomy is a surgical procedure in which a portion of the skull is temporarily removed to access the brain. Tumor excision refers to the careful removal of the brain tumor. After the tumor is removed, the bone flap is replaced and secured.
Surgery is advised when a tumor is:
Causing significant symptoms (headaches, seizures, neurological changes)
Diagnosed as malignant or rapidly growing
Causing pressure on surrounding brain tissue
It is also done to confirm the diagnosis through biopsy.
While all surgeries carry risk, craniotomy is a commonly performed procedure by skilled neurosurgeons. With modern imaging, monitoring, and surgical tools, the risks are significantly reduced. Your surgical team will discuss all potential risks and benefits beforehand.
If the tumor is malignant (e.g., glioblastoma or metastatic tumor), radiation therapy or chemotherapy may be required post-surgery. Your oncology team will guide your treatment plan based on biopsy results.
Yes, depending on the tumor type. Regular follow-ups and MRI scans help monitor recurrence. Benign tumors may not recur, while malignant ones require ongoing management.