Advanced Craniotomy Treatment
Expert Brain Surgery for Tumors, Bleeding, Trauma & Neurological Conditions
If you or your loved one is experiencing serious brain-related symptoms such as severe headaches, seizures, weakness, vision problems, confusion, or sudden neurological changes, a detailed evaluation is essential. In certain cases, a Craniotomy may be the most effective neurosurgical procedure to diagnose, treat, or remove the underlying cause safely.
A Craniotomy is a specialized brain surgery used to access the brain and treat conditions like brain tumors, brain hemorrhage, traumatic brain injury, aneurysms (selected cases), infections, and pressure inside the skull.
Under the expert care of Dr. Tamajit Chakrobarty (Neurosurgeon), craniotomy treatment is planned with precision to protect healthy brain tissue, treat the cause effectively, and support safe recovery—helping patients regain better neurological function and quality of life.
Treatment Overview
What is Craniotomy?
Craniotomy is a neurosurgical procedure in which a small part of the skull (called a bone flap) is temporarily removed to provide access to the brain. After the brain condition is treated, the bone flap is usually placed back and secured.
How Craniotomy Treatment Works
Craniotomy works by giving safe surgical access to the brain so the neurosurgeon can treat the root cause of symptoms.
This helps to:
- Remove tumors, abnormal tissue, or blood clots
- Control bleeding and reduce life-threatening pressure
- Relieve compression on brain structures
- Improve neurological symptoms such as weakness, seizures, or confusion
- Support long-term brain protection and recovery
Depending on the condition, treatment may involve:
✅ Microsurgical techniques for high precision
✅ Advanced imaging and surgical planning
✅ Emergency intervention when required
✅ Post-surgery monitoring and neurological support
Symptoms That May Indicate You Need Craniotomy
You may require craniotomy evaluation if you experience:
- Severe or persistent headaches
- Seizures (especially new-onset seizures)
- Weakness, numbness, or paralysis on one side of the body
- Speech difficulty or memory changes
- Vision problems or loss of balance
- Confusion or altered consciousness
- Symptoms after head injury such as vomiting, drowsiness, or worsening neurological condition
⚠️ In emergency situations like brain bleeding or traumatic brain injury, immediate surgical treatment may be required to save life and reduce long-term damage.
Our Discectomy Treatment
Types of Discectomy Procedures
Your surgery type depends on the disc level, severity, and nerve involvement.
Lumbar Discectomy (Lower Back)
Cervical Discectomy (Neck)
Microdiscectomy (Minimally Invasive Discectomy)
Why Choose Our Craniotomy Treatment
Benefits That Truly Matter
Craniotomy is a highly advanced procedure that requires careful planning, expert surgical precision, and strong post-operative care. Our goal is to deliver safe outcomes while protecting brain function and supporting long-term recovery.
Accurate Treatment for Complex Brain Conditions
Craniotomy allows direct access to the brain, enabling effective treatment for serious conditions such as:
- Brain tumors
- Hemorrhage/bleeding
- Trauma-related brain injury
- Brain pressure complications
Advanced & Precision-Based Brain Surgery
Every craniotomy is performed with a strong focus on:
- Maximum safety
- Precise surgical removal or repair
- Minimal trauma to healthy brain tissue
- Controlled and planned intervention
Emergency Brain Surgery Support (When Needed)
In life-threatening cases such as:
- Brain hemorrhage
- Severe head injury
- Rapid neurological deterioration
Craniotomy may be performed urgently to reduce pressure and prevent serious complications.
Brain Function Protection & Safer Outcomes
Our surgical approach focuses on:
- Protecting essential brain areas
- Reducing pressure inside the skull
- Preventing further brain damage
- Supporting better long-term neurological stability
Personalized Recovery & Post-Surgery Care
After craniotomy, every patient receives a structured care plan including:
- Post-operative ICU/monitoring support (if required)
- Medication and recovery guidance
- Rehabilitation support (if required)
- Follow-up imaging and neurological evaluation
Expert Care
Experienced Neurosurgeon for Discectomy Treatment
Meet Dr. Tamajit Chakraborty
Neurovascular disorders require expert decision-making because every case is different. Dr. Tamajit Chakrobarty (Neurosurgeon) provides evidence-based, patient-first neurosurgical care for complex brain and spine conditions—ensuring safe treatment planning, precise execution, and supportive recovery guidance.
Expertise in Brain & Spine Neurosurgery
Experienced in managing complex neurological conditions with a focus on safety and outcomes.
Accurate Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
Comprehensive evaluation using modern imaging before selecting the best treatment approach.
Patient-Focused Recovery Guidance
Clear post-treatment plan, follow-ups, and long-term support for better quality of life.
Why Choose Our Craniotomy Treatment
Everything You Need to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Get expert answers to the most common questions about Craniotomy treatments from Dr. Tamajit Chakraborty.
Craniotomy is a brain surgery where a part of the skull is temporarily removed to access and treat brain conditions such as tumors, bleeding, trauma, or swelling.
Craniotomy is done to treat conditions including:
- Brain tumor removal
- Brain hemorrhage or blood clot removal
- Traumatic brain injury treatment
- Brain infection (selected cases)
- Reducing pressure inside the skull
Yes, craniotomy is considered a major neurosurgical procedure. It requires expert surgical planning, advanced monitoring, and post-operative recovery support.
Craniotomy surgery duration varies depending on the condition and complexity, but it commonly takes 3 to 6 hours or longer in complex cases.
Craniotomy is generally safe when performed by an experienced neurosurgeon. However, like any major surgery, it involves risks depending on the patient’s condition, age, and overall health.
Recovery time depends on the condition treated and the patient’s health. Many patients require:
- Hospital care for several days
- Gradual recovery over weeks
- Rehabilitation (if needed) for strength, speech, or balance
Some patients may require ICU monitoring after surgery, especially if the craniotomy was done for emergency conditions like bleeding or severe trauma.
Possible risks may include:
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Brain swelling
- Seizures
- Neurological weakness or speech issues (temporary or permanent depending on condition)
Your doctor will explain risks based on your diagnosis.
Yes. Craniotomy is one of the most common and effective procedures for brain tumor surgery, allowing safe tumor removal while protecting surrounding brain tissue.
Craniotomy may be urgent in cases such as:
- Brain hemorrhage
- Severe head injury
- Rapidly increasing brain pressure
- Worsening consciousness levels
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