Brain Tumours
Diagnosis via MRI/spectroscopy. Options include Brain Tumour Resection, endoscopic skull-base for select sites, and Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for suitable lesions.
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Neurosurgery & Neurology Treatment in India for International Patients
Plan safe, modern brain, spine and nerve care in India with a trusted medical facilitation partner.
VRH Healthcare helps you compare top neurosciences centres and specialists in Delhi-NCR & Gurugram, understand indicative costs, and coordinate everything—from second opinions to neuro-rehab and tele-follow-ups.
How VRH Healthcare Helps
VRH Healthcare is not a hospital. We are a medical facilitation and patient-navigation service connecting you with NABH/JCI-accredited neurosciences centres and experienced neurosurgeons, spine surgeons, interventional neuroradiologists and neurologists. We coordinate second opinions, clinician review of your reports, appointments, medical-visa letters, airport transfers, near-hospital stays, interpreters, indicative estimates, and tele-follow-ups so you can decide confidently.
Why Choose India for Brain & Spine Care
International patients choose India for advanced microsurgery, endovascular therapy, stereotactic/functional surgery, shorter waits and value:
Accredited Centres
Dedicated neuro-ICU, DSA cath labs, and brain/spine operating theatres.
Modern Technology
Neuronavigation, microscopes, IONM, awake craniotomy, stereotaxy/DBS, endoscopic skull-base, Gamma Knife/linac radiosurgery.
Experienced Teams
Brain tumours, aneurysms/AVMs, epilepsy, movement disorders (DBS), hydrocephalus, spine, complex deformity, neuro-oncology and stroke pathways.
Fast-Track Access
Rapid scheduling for MRI/angiography, tumour boards and definitive treatment.
Affordability
Significant savings vs many Western markets, with clear indicative packages.
Conditions We Support
We assess and treat these brain, spine and nerve conditions — tap a card to view related procedures or request an e-opinion.
Cerebral Aneurysm & Vascular Lesions
Assessment with CTA/MRA/DSA. Treatment options include Brain Aneurysm Coiling (with/without stent/flow-diverter) and microsurgical clipping (centre-specific).
Epilepsy (Drug-Resistant)
Work-up includes video-EEG, MRI epilepsy protocol. Options include [[/procedures]] (temporal lobe, lesionectomy, disconnection) and VNS (select).
Movement Disorders (Parkinson’s)
Candidates may benefit from Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) after neurologist evaluation. Includes device programming and long-term follow-up.
Hydrocephalus & CSF Disorders
Managed with Ventriculoperitoneal (VP) Shunt or endoscopic alternatives where suitable; paediatric and adult pathways available.
Cervical & Lumbar Disc Disease
Back/leg pain or neurological deficit may require Microdiscectomy or Laminectomy/Spinal Decompression; fusion/arthroplasty when indicated.
Head Injury & Emergencies
Triage to Craniotomy/decompression as per neurosurgical protocols; ICU and rehab pathways at tertiary centres.
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Procedures
Treatments & Procedures
Here are the key procedures performed by leading specialists in Neurosurgery & Neurology.
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Types of Neurosciences Specialists Available
Choosing the right expert speeds up planning. These specialist areas are commonly available across Indian partner hospitals.
Neurosurgeon (Brain & Spine)
Microsurgery for tumours/trauma; spine decompressions/fusions; cranial procedures.
TumoursSpine
Spine Surgeon
Microdiscectomy, laminectomy, deformity and fusion/arthroplasty as indicated.
DiscDeformity
Interventional Neuroradiologist
Endovascular coiling/stenting/flow-diverters, AVM embolisation and stroke therapy.
CoilingStroke
Neurologist
Medical management of epilepsy, movement disorders, stroke; pre-op selection for DBS/epilepsy surgery.
EpilepsyParkinson's
Movement-Disorder Specialist
DBS planning, target selection and post-op device programming.
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Neuro-Oncologist
Adjuvant chemo/targeted therapy with MDT; coordinates with radiosurgery.
CancerChemo
World-Class Infrastructure
Technology & Safety at Partner Centres
Neuronavigation
Advanced navigation and operating microscopes for precision brain/spine surgery.
Gamma Knife Radiosurgery
Stereotactic radiosurgery for precise non-invasive treatment of brain lesions.
Intra-operative IONM
Neuromonitoring for safety during complex spine and brain surgeries.
DSA Cath Labs
Bi-plane cath labs for endovascular coiling and stroke interventions.
Deep Brain Stimulation
Functional neurosurgery capabilities for Parkinson's and movement disorders.
Neuro-ICUs
Dedicated Neuro-ICUs with 24×7 coverage for critical care.
Neuro-Rehabilitation & Recovery
We coordinate ICU-to-ward transition, physiotherapy/occupational therapy, speech & swallowing therapy, seizure counselling, and DBS programming. We plan accelerated in-hospital sessions and remote home-based rehab.
Discuss Rehab PlanIncludes
- Physiotherapy/Occupational Therapy
- Speech & Swallowing Therapy
- DBS Device Programming
- Remote home-based plan
Diagnostics & Pre-Arrival
To speed up planning, upload your recent reports (MRI Brain/Spine, CTA/DSA, EEG, EMG) for a remote review.
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Upload Reports
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Clinician Review
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Get E-Opinion
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Plan Travel
Estimated Costs
Final totals vary by condition, approach (microsurgical/endovascular/radiosurgery), devices (DBS leads, coils, shunts), operative time, neuronavigation/IONM use, and hospital. We provide indicative ranges first, then a personalised estimate.
Brain Tumour ResectionOn Request
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)On Request
Spine Surgery (Microdiscectomy)On Request
Gamma Knife RadiosurgeryOn Request
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Is Gamma Knife a surgery?
No—Gamma Knife (stereotactic radiosurgery) is a non-invasive day-care therapy for selected brain lesions; your team will advise suitability.
Will DBS replace my Parkinson’s medicines?
DBS can reduce symptoms and medication burden in eligible patients; your neurologist will individualise the plan and programming.
How long is the hospital stay after spine decompression?
Often 2–4 days for straightforward cases; longer if fusion/complexity is involved.
When can I fly after brain or spine surgery?
Typically 1–2 weeks after uncomplicated procedures once your surgeon clears fitness-to-fly; timelines vary by case.
What documents should I bring?
Passport and medical visa, MRI/CT and angiography (if vascular), EEG/video-EEG, prior treatment summaries and medication/allergy lists.
Will I have language support?
Yes—Arabic, Russian, French and English support is available. Tell us your preference when you enquire.