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Neurosurgery clinics in Israel
Neurosurgery is one of the powerful areas of medicine in Israel. Multidisciplinary centers and highly specialized clinics in Israel use modern methods of treating diseases and injuries of the central nervous system, including minimally invasive and endoscopic surgeries, stereotactic and functional surgical interventions, brain surgeries on conscious patients, deep brain stimulation and many others.
The clinics in Israel specializing in neurosurgery are equipped with high-tech equipment that helps doctors perform surgeries with outstanding precision and minimal risk of damage to surrounding tissues. The use of personalized rehabilitation programs helps patients recover quickly and return to a healthy life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Experienced Israeli surgeons perform surgeries according to high international standards of treatment efficiency and safety. They use the latest endoscopic and minimally invasive central nervous system surgery techniques to minimize the risk of injury to important anatomical structures. Some surgeries at clinics in Israel are performed on conscious awake patients. This is necessary for high-precision manipulations on functionally important areas of the brain (speech, vision, and motor centers).
Most neurosurgical operations in Israeli clinics are performed in a minimally invasive manner. Sophisticated navigation and intraoperative visualization systems help neurosurgeons navigate the limited surgical field with maximum precision.
Endovascular and microsurgical instruments, high-tech optical systems such as intraoperative microscopes allow doctors to perform the necessary manipulations very delicately and carefully. The minimally invasive approach reduces surgical trauma and significantly shortens the rehabilitation period of patients.
The cost of surgery depends on certain factors, the main among which are the type and severity of neurological pathology, the use of an open or minimally invasive approach, as well as the duration of hospitalization.
Examples of prices for neurosurgery in Israel:
- Craniotomy – starting at $24,000;
- Deep brain stimulation (DBS) – from $42,000;
- Glioblastoma surgery – from $34,000;
- Transnasal (through the nose) brain tumor removal – from $35,000;
- Standard brain tumor surgery – from $30,000;
- Epilepsy surgery – from $28,000;
- Surgery for spinal canal stenosis – from $18,000.
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MedTour’s physician coordinators provide comprehensive support to patients at all stages of treatment. Our services are free of charge. The patient pays for diagnostics and treatment at the cash desk of the selected clinic.
What neurosurgical procedures are performed in Israel
Doctors in Israel diagnose and treat a wide range of brain and spinal cord injuries and diseases, including rare and complex neurological conditions.
Brain neurosurgery
Clinics in Israel successfully treat:
- All types of head injuries, including injuries with destruction of skull bones, damage to vessels and nerves, formation of intracerebral hematomas;
- Benign brain tumors: chondromas, pituitary adenomas, highly differentiated ependymomas, meningiomas, schwannomas, choroid plexus papillomas, lipomas, cysts;
- Malignant brain tumors: astrocytomas, oligodendrogliomas, glioblastomas, chordomas, chondrosarcomas, medulloblastomas, lymphomas, gliosarcomas, rhabdomyosarcomas, metastatic tumors;
- Infectious brain lesions;
- Consequences of a stroke.
Neurosurgery of the spine and spinal cord
Israeli neurosurgeons specialize in the treatment of:
- Tumors of bone and cartilage, nerve roots and sheaths;
- All types of spinal injuries;
- Intervertebral hernias;
- Syringomyelia;
- Spinal canal stenosis;
- Chronic pain syndrome due to pinching of nerve roots;
- Cauda equina syndrome;
- Tunnel neuropathies.
Vascular neurosurgery
Clinics in Israel offer treatment:
- Intracranial hematomas;
- Aneurysms and arteriovenous malformations;
- Anomalies of the carotid arteries;
- Consequences of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke;
- Other disorders of cerebral circulation.
In addition, Israeli neurosurgical medical centers treat:
- Epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease;
- Chorea, athetosis, various forms of dystonia and other hyperkinetic disorders;
- Chronic pain syndromes (back pain, headaches);
- Neurofibromatosis;
- Speech, visual, motor disorders after injury;
- Other neurological diseases that dramatically reduce the quality of life of patients and limit their physical, social and professional opportunities.
Innovative neurosurgery techniques in Israel
Clinics in Israel are famous for their innovative approaches to the treatment of diseases, and neurosurgery is one of the most advanced fields of medicine in this aspect. When performing operations on the brain and spinal cord, Israeli neurosurgeons use the most modern equipment and advanced techniques, such as:
- KINEVO® 900 Robotic Neuroimaging System. Designed for the treatment of neurosurgical pathologies. It has more functional capabilities than any other modern surgical microscope. Allows to obtain images of the operated structures in multi-magnification in 4K resolution.
- StealthStation™ S8 neuronavigation system. Designed for high-precision spinal surgeries. Features advanced functionality, including electromagnetic sensors to track the position of instruments during surgery.
- Intraoperative imaging of 5-ALA tumors. One of the major achievements of neurosurgery in the last decade. The compound 5-ALA, which is ingested by the patient before surgery, causes malignant glioma cells to become fluorescent. This helps the surgeon to detect and successfully remove the bulk of the tumor as well as small clusters of tumor cells outside the pathological focus, thus reducing the risk of cancer recurrence.
- GLIADEL Wafer topical drug delivery method. It is indicated for the treatment of patients with newly diagnosed glioma of high malignancy as an adjunctive therapy to standard cancer treatment. GLIADEL plates are implanted into the brain in the bed of a surgically removed tumor. They slowly release a drug that destroys cancer cells, which may have been left behind after surgery, preventing the risk of recurrence of the malignant process.
- Surgical Theater® virtual and augmented reality technology. The system processes two-dimensional CT and MRI images and then creates a realistic three-dimensional model of the patient’s brain structures. With augmented reality glasses, the surgeon can literally “penetrate” the patient’s brain, analyze its anatomical structure in details and accurately plan the operation.
This is by no means a complete list of innovations used by Israeli neurosurgeons. Progressive technologies, extensive clinical experience and the use of high-tech equipment allow them to perform the most complex brain and spinal cord surgeries with minimal risk of complications.
If you still have questions about neurosurgical treatment in Israel, leave a request on the MedTour website. A medical coordinator will contact you shortly and provide you with detailed information about the diagnostic or treatment procedures you are interested in.
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