Aneurysm & Neurovascular Surgery: Surgical Precision for Life-Saving Results
- Microsurgical clipping of brain aneurysms to prevent rupture or re-bleeding.
- Surgical resection of AVMs and vascular malformations with high precision.
- Advanced techniques for hematoma evacuation and spinal vascular decompression.
- Intraoperative imaging and neuromonitoring for enhanced safety.
- 24/7 surgical readiness for neurovascular emergencies.
- For non-surgical options, see Embolization Procedures.
Aneurysm & Neurovascular Surgery: Life-Saving Brain and Vascular Care
“When every second counts-surgical precision you can trust.”
Neurovascular disorders like brain aneurysms, AVMs, and vascular malformations can pose immediate and severe threats to life and brain function. At Vanchilingam Advanced Neurology and Stroke Care, we specialize in life-saving neurovascular surgeries designed to treat complex vascular conditions of the brain and spine with speed, accuracy, and safety.
While certain cases may be treated through non-invasive methods, such as Embolization Procedures, surgery remains essential for many high-risk or large lesions.
When Is Neurovascular Surgery Required?
Neurovascular surgery is often recommended in the following cases:
- Ruptured brain aneurysm with bleeding (subarachnoid hemorrhage)
- Unruptured aneurysms with high rupture risk
- Large or complex arteriovenous malformations (AVMs)
- Vascular malformations compressing the brainstem or spinal cord
- Failed or incomplete response to endovascular (non-surgical) embolization
- Associated neurological deficits due to mass effect or bleeding
Surgical Conditions We Treat
- Ruptured and unruptured brain aneurysms
- Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs)
- Dural arteriovenous fistulas (DAVFs)
- Cavernomas and vascular tumors
- Intracranial hematomas requiring evacuation
- Complex neurovascular trauma
- Spinal AVMs and vascular compression syndromes
Surgical Treatment Options
Surgical Clipping for Aneurysms
- A microsurgical procedure that places a titanium clip at the base of an aneurysm to prevent rupture or re-bleeding.
- Recommended in large, wide-neck aneurysms not suitable for coiling.
AVM Resection Surgery
- Removal of arteriovenous malformations to eliminate the risk of future bleeding and seizures.
- Often combined with pre-surgical embolization to minimize intraoperative blood loss.
Hematoma Evacuation
- Surgical removal of blood clots caused by ruptured vessels to relieve pressure on the brain.
Spinal Vascular Surgery
- Microsurgical disconnection of AVMs or fistulas causing spinal cord dysfunction.
- Used when endovascular techniques are not feasible or have failed.
Our Surgical Approach
- Microsurgical techniques using the latest operating microscopes
- Neuro-navigation and intraoperative angiography for real-time precision
- Electrophysiological monitoring to protect brain function during surgery
- Coordination with our interventional neuro team for hybrid treatments
- Post-op care in our dedicated neuro ICU and step-down units
Why Choose Vanchilingam for Neurovascular Surgery?
- Expert cerebrovascular neurosurgeons trained in open and hybrid neurovascular procedures
- Biplane neuro cath lab & neuro ORs for seamless diagnosis and intervention
- Integrated vascular care in collaboration with neurologists and interventional radiologists
- Pre-surgical counseling with imaging review, risk evaluation, and patient education
- Post-surgical monitoring and rehab, including stroke care and cognitive recovery
What to Expect After Surgery
- Initial recovery in neurocritical care, then transition to stroke or neurology units
- Imaging follow-up (CTA/MRA/DSA) to confirm treatment success
- Long-term stroke prevention and lifestyle counseling
- Neurorehabilitation for any functional deficits
Don’t Wait for a Rupture-Take Control Now
Surgical intervention for neurovascular disorders can be the difference between recovery and tragedy. At Vanchilingam Advanced Neurology and Stroke Care, we provide timely, expert, and precise surgical solutions backed by leading-edge technology and multidisciplinary care.
Reach out today to discuss your surgical options and secure the care your brain deserves.
Meet the Specialists
Our team of dedicated specialists brings years of expertise and a passion for delivering personalized care.
Real Experiences, Real Results
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What types of neurovascular disorders do you treat surgically?
We provide advanced surgical care for ruptured and unruptured brain aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), dural AV fistulas (DAVFs), cavernomas, vascular tumors, intracranial hematomas, and spinal vascular compression syndromes.
When is neurovascular surgery necessary?
Surgery is often required for ruptured aneurysms, unruptured aneurysms at high risk of bleeding, large AVMs, or vascular lesions compressing the brain or spinal cord. It is also recommended when non-surgical embolization treatments fail or are incomplete.
What surgical procedures are offered for brain aneurysms and AVMs?
We perform microsurgical clipping for aneurysms and surgical resection for AVMs. These procedures help prevent rupture, re-bleeding, and neurological damage. Pre-surgical embolization may be used to reduce bleeding risk during AVM surgery.
What is microsurgical clipping of an aneurysm?
Microsurgical clipping involves placing a tiny titanium clip at the base of a brain aneurysm to stop blood flow into it, effectively preventing rupture or re-bleeding. It is especially useful for large or wide-neck aneurysms not suitable for coiling.
How do you manage spinal vascular disorders surgically?
We use microsurgical techniques to disconnect AVMs or fistulas affecting the spinal cord, particularly when endovascular methods are not possible or have failed.
What technology is used during surgery to ensure safety and accuracy?
Our surgical team uses operating microscopes, neuro-navigation, intraoperative angiography, and continuous neuromonitoring to protect critical brain and spinal cord functions during procedures.
What kind of post-operative care is provided?
Patients are monitored in a dedicated neuro ICU, followed by step-down units. Imaging (CTA/MRA/DSA) is done to verify surgical success. We also offer neurorehabilitation, stroke care, and long-term prevention counseling.
Why choose Vanchilingam Advanced Neurology and Stroke Care for aneurysm and neurovascular surgery?
We offer expert vascular neurosurgeons, cutting-edge surgical and imaging facilities, 24/7 emergency readiness, integrated care with interventional teams, and personalized patient education and support throughout the treatment journey.
Can neurovascular disorders be treated without surgery?
Yes, certain cases may be managed through minimally invasive embolization procedures. However, surgery remains crucial for high-risk lesions, large malformations, or when endovascular treatment is not effective.
What are the risks of delaying treatment for aneurysms or AVMs?
Delaying treatment can lead to rupture, bleeding, stroke, or permanent neurological damage. Timely surgical intervention significantly increases the chances of full recovery and reduces life-threatening complications.
