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Severance University Hospital: Neurosurgery center

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Achievements

  • 3500 operations for ligation of a cerebral aneurysm and spiral embolization of a cerebral aneurysm.
  • 200 deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgeries for Parkinson’s disease and about 2500 gamma knife surgeries.
  • 1000 cases of brain tumor surgery in adults and children annually.
  • State of the art devices for navigating the brain during surgery and the first use of intraoperative MRI in Asia.
  • Operations are actively performed for intractable epilepsy, congenital deformities of the brain, spine, hydrocephalus, cerebrovascular deformities, and injuries.
  • About 3,500 operations for diseases of the brain and spinal cord are recorded annually.
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    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Why people choose Severance clinic for stomach cancer?

    Three major advances in the treatment of this disease:
    More than 1,000 surgeries per year to remove stomach cancer are an indicator of the world’s leading specialized centers.
    More than 900 endoscopic surgeries to remove precancerous lesions — the level of diagnosis allows detecting a tumor at an early stage.
    Korea’s first robotic stomach cancer surgery was performed here. Since then, 2000 operations have been performed with the Da Vinci robot.

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    Why do patients with esophageal cancer choose Severance clinic?

    The main reason is the Da Vinci robotic system. On the 14th day after robotic surgery for esophageal cancer, the pain score (1-10 points) is very low, on average 3 points, and there is no chronic neurological pain as after a conventional operation. The operation does not require traction of the lungs and preserves the vagus nerve and collateral blood vessels as much as possible, which makes it possible to reduce the incidence of pneumonia, the most difficult complication.

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