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Assuta Medical Center: Neurosurgery department

Israel, Tel-Aviv
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The neurosurgery center in Assuta is part of the hospital system and specializes in multidisciplinary diagnostics, treatment and follow-up of patients with:

  • epilepsy,
  • Parkinson’s disease,
  • dystonia,
  • movement disorders,
  • hydrocephalus,
  • pain.

The Department of Functional Neurosurgery offers a unique method for detecting epilepsy: a combination of classical monitoring (video-EEG) using modern brain signal processing and a simultaneous combination of PET and MRI. Data processing includes the use of invasive monitoring (SUB DURAL GRIDS).

If a focus of an epileptic seizure is detected, the doctor will suggest therapeutic alternatives:

  • microelectrodes,
  • pacemakers,
  • laser burning focus,
  • radio frequency therapy.

The center’s staff is a multidisciplinary team that includes neurosurgeons, neurologists specializing in epilepsy, movement and spastic disorders, neuropsychologists, pain and psychiatric specialists, imaging specialists, and neurophysiological personnel.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    1
    What diseases are most often treated in neurosurgical department of the Assuta center?

    The most common diseases are:

    • benign and malignant tumors of the central nervous system,
    • aneurysm, atherosclerosis and dissection of cerebral vessels,
    • spinal injuries,
    • syringomyelia.
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    What famous neurosurgeons work at the Assuta Medical Center?

    Outstanding doctors work here:

    • Dr. Levi Michael – the first in Israel to implant the De Novo Intellis stimulator in patients after back surgery. Engaged in resection of malignant and benign tumors (including the use of brain monitoring during surgery).
    • Prof. Isaac Fried is an internationally renowned expert in functional neurosurgery and brain surgery for patients with epilepsy and movement disorders.

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    Olena Kursabaieva
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