Neuro-Oncological Surgery
Surgical treatment of primary tumors arising within the skull from the brain and its coverings, and within the spinal canal from the spinal cord and nerves (glioblastoma and other glial tumors, meningioma, skull base tumors, cerebellopontine angle tumors such as acoustic neuroma, etc.), arachnoid/brain cysts, and metastatic tumors spreading from cancer in another organ of the body.
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Surgical treatment of primary tumors arising within the skull from the brain and its coverings, and within the spinal canal from the spinal cord and nerves (glioblastoma and other glial tumors, meningioma, skull base tumors, cerebellopontine angle tumors -acoustic neuroma etc.-, pituitary tumors, brain stem tumors etc.), arachnoid/brain cysts, or metastatic tumors spreading from cancer in another organ of the body.
Surgical treatment of primary tumors arising within the skull from the brain and its coverings, and within the spinal canal from the spinal cord and nerves (glioblastoma and other glial tumors, meningioma, skull base tumors, cerebellopontine angle tumors -acoustic neuroma etc.-, pituitary tumors, brain stem tumors etc.), arachnoid/brain cysts, or metastatic tumors spreading from cancer in another organ of the body.
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