Inside the Brain: How Neuroendoscopy Helps Surgeons Treat Tumours Effectively
Neuroendoscopy has transformed the landscape of brain tumour treatment by offering a minimally invasive, highly precise approach that improves both surgical efficiency and patient outcomes. As brain tumours demand delicate and targeted intervention, neuroendoscopy allows surgeons to access deep-seated areas of the brain without the need for large incisions or extensive manipulation of healthy tissues. This advanced technique uses a thin, tube-like device equipped with a high-resolution camera and light source. Through a small opening in the skull, surgeons gain a clear, magnified view of the tumour, enabling them to navigate critical structures safely. The real-time visualization provided by neuroendoscopy significantly reduces surgical risks, making it a preferred option for treating conditions such as pituitary tumours, ventricular tumours, colloid cysts, and certain skull base lesions. One of the biggest advantages of neuroendoscopy is its ability to minimize trauma to surrou...