Is DBS Effective for Dystonia?
Deep Brain Stimulation is an established surgical treatment for dystonia when pharmacological management fails to provide adequate symptom control. Clinical evidence supports DBS efficacy across multiple dystonia subtypes with response rates and degree of benefit...
When Does Parkinson’s Disease Need Surgery?
Surgery for Parkinson’s disease, primarily Deep Brain Stimulation, is considered when medication no longer adequately controls motor symptoms. It is not an initial treatment. Surgical intervention is indicated for patients experiencing disabling motor...
Why Does My Head Feel Foggy? When to See a Neurosurgeon?
Do you often feel like your mind is not as sharp as it used to be? Difficulty concentrating, forgetfulness, or a constant “cloudy” feeling in your head is commonly described as brain fog. While many people ignore it as stress or fatigue, sometimes it can be a signal...
What Is the Recovery Time After Brain Tumor Surgery?
Recovery time following brain tumor surgery is determined by tumor location, extent of resection, patient age, preoperative neurological status and whether adjuvant therapy is required post-operatively. Hospital stay following craniotomy is typically five to seven...