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Assuta Medical Center: Neurosurgery department

Israel, Tel-Aviv
5.00
Excellent(5.001 review)

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.

Admission fee:
from 500 USD
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    Procedures and their cost

    The cost may vary depending on the case and the recommendation of doctors.
    from $600 Doctor’s distance consultation from $1,050 Assuta Medical Center
    from $315 Assuta Medical Center from $300 Chemotherapy (pills)
    from $1,100 Chemotherapy (iv drugs) from $1,300 Immunotherapy
    from $8,400 Radiation therapy (course) from $525 Radiation therapy (session)
    from $315 Ultrasound (1 area) from $630 Conclusion on your MRI / CT
    from $1,155 MRI (1 segment of the body) from $2,625 MRI with contrast (1 segment of the body)
    from $735 CT (1 segment of the body) from $1,890 CT scan with contrast (1 body segment)
    from $17,850 Hip replacement from $150 X-ray (1 part of the body)
    from $71,400 Autologous bone marrow transplantation (BMT) from $9,450 Arthroscopic surgery
    from $18,900 Private: Cyber ​​knife from $15,750 Pacemaker Installation
    from $13,650 Surgery for laryngeal cancer from $31,500 Scoliosis surgery
    from $13,650 Corneal transplant from $3,150 Laser vision correction (for 2 eyes)
    from $18,900 Stomach cancer surgery from $44,100 Assuta Medical Center
    from $10,500 Breast cancer surgery from $1,250 Targeted therapy (drugs)
    from $36,750 Heart valve replacement from $1,100 Hormone therapy (drugs)
    from $19,950 Hysterectomy (uterus removal) from $16,800 Gamma knife
    from $31,500 Vagus nerve stimulation from $2,730 Cervical conization
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    from $9,450 Lumpectomy from $35,700 Glioblastoma surgery
    from $25,200 Brain cyst surgery from $105,000 Kidney transplant
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    from $58,800 SIRT (liver embolization) from $25,200 Operation by Da Vinci robot
    from $18,900 Spinal hernia surgery from $1,365 Brachytherapy
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    from $15,750 Sleeve resection of the stomach from $11,100 Trabeculectomy (glaucoma surgery)
    from $8,400 Cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) from $36,750 Transnasal brain tumor removal
    from $24,150 Lobectomy (removal of part of the lung) from $12,600 Focused Ultrasound Ablation (HIFU)
    from $42,000 Cochlear implant from $23,100 Suturing of the stomach
    from $18,900 Breast cancer surgery with reconstruction from $31,500 Brain tumor surgery
    from $21,000 Urinary bladder removal from $36,750 Removal of the urinary bladder with reconstruction
    from $16,800 Nephroblastoma surgery from $29,400 Assuta Medical Center
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    from $39,900 Pancreatic head cancer surgery (Whipple) from $1,575 Polyps surgery
    from $42,000 Operation with the ApiFix system for scoliosis from $15,750 Surgery for small bowel cancer
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    from $19,950 Shoulder replacement from $18,900 Assuta Medical Center
    from $19,400 Coronary stenting from $18,900 Cryoablation
    from $14,200 Laser surgery for laryngeal cancer from $18,900 Surgery for spinal stenosis
    from $6,600 Gastric balloon from $26,250 Coronary artery bypass grafting
    from $5,770 Natural birth from $42,000 HIPEC Peritoneal Cancer Surgery
    from $18,900 Prostate Cancer Surgery from $10,500 Radioiodine therapy
    from $14,700 Radiofrequency ablation of the heart from $17,850 Colorectal Cancer Surgery
    from $14,700 Tongue Cancer Surgery from $24,150 Lung cancer surgery
    from $1,575 Basic check-up from $5,250 Premium check-up
    from $680 Revision of histological material from $1,380 Immunohistochemistry
    from $1,890 PET CT from $150 Blood tests
    from $2,835 PET-CT with Gallium 68 from $1,890 CT angiography
    from $725 Electromyography (EMG) from $230 Electroencephalography EEG
    from $190 Urine analysis from $460 Dermatoscopy
    from $250 Ophthalmoscopy from $880 Scintigraphy
    from $1,680 HLA-typing from $150 Assuta Medical Center
    from $210 ECG Holter (1 day) from $460 fiber scanner
    from $1,260 Endoscopy (1 organ) from $1,365 Material sampling (biopsy 1 organ)
    from $4,000 Prostate Biopsy under MRI Control (Fusion) from $1,365 Ultrasound-guided prostate biopsy

    Patient reviews

    5.00
    (1 reviews)
    1
    Recommend
    Patient was treated for in the clinic Assuta Medical Center
    Recommend

    I want to thank Dr. Keren-Paz and all the staff of Assuta Clinic. After being examined by a doctor in Kiev, a neoplasm was found in my kidney.

    The tumor was located inside the kidney, in an inaccessible place, and jewelry skill was needed to remove the tumor while preserving the kidney. After reading a lot of information on the Internet, we chose treatment in the Assuta clinic. There I was  received very well and the doctor performed an operation using the Da Vinci robot. He returned me to a full life again. The postoperative period took a week.

    The whole trip is very well organized, starting from talking to the coordinating doctor by phone and ending with the help in buying plane tickets, transfer and accommodation. My wife could accompany me on a trip and supported me.

    The doctor stayed in touch with us after returning home and always answered all questions.

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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.

    Published:

    Updated:

    PhD. Olexandr Voznyak
    Medical expert:
    Kateryna Maliarchuk
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    Information on this webpage verified by the medical expert

    PhD. Olexandr Voznyak
    Neurosurgery