Artemis Hospital uses the 'Neuro-Navigation Technology' to Successfully Remove a 6 cm Brain Tumour

• Artemis Hospital uses the special technique called the 'Neuro-Navigation Technology' to successfully remove a 6 cm brain tumour from a 35-year-old.
• The patient Rahul was epileptic and experienced severe headaches and speech impairment.
• Doctors at hospitals suggested an open skull surgery to which he did not give consent.
• Artemis Hospital is known for its neuro-medical techniques.
• The new 'Neuro-Navigation Technology' performed on the patient works like a GPS navigation inside the brain so that the exact location of the tumour can be accurately detected.
• According to the Director of Neurosurgery at Artemis Hospital, Dr. Aditya Gupta, this technique involves a small incision directly over the tumour, does not require the patient to shave his head and post-surgery disfigurement is also avoided.
• Rahul recovered fast after the surgery and talked to his family on the same day.
• He was discharged after two days.  

Source: Business Standard