• During minimally invasive neurosurgery, the diseased portion of the brain (including the fluid filled ventricles), or spine is reached through the smallest possible incision or “keyhole’.
• With the insertion of a small endoscope equipped with a tiny camera, through a “key-hole” incision in the spine, scalp or nostrils, minimally invasive neurosurgeons can treat a variety of neurological conditions.
• Results are faster and simpler with greatly reduced post-operative complications, minimal brain trauma, faster recovery and less pain and scarring.