Omar Hospital,
Jail Road,
Lahore, Pakistan.
I have now a clear belief that with the advent of Endoscopic neurosurgery and its advancement has greatly simplified the management of many intracranial ailments in adults and children. Similar in concept to other endoscopic surgery, intracranial neuroendoscopy reduces the surgical morbidity, shortens the hospital stay, and minimizes the cosmetic concerns associated with many major neurosurgical conditions. In general, neuroendoscopy does not require large incisions on the scalp, removal of skull flaps, or extensive dissection through brain tissue. In the past several years the technological advancements in endoscope design have been substantial. A reduced size, improved resolution, and brighter illumination of the endoscope has allowed the benefits of endoscopic surgery to be applied in neurosurgery and it is definitely how the future neurosurgery would be performed.
Neuroendoscopy has dramatically altered the management of several diseases affecting the central nervous system of children and adults. At the centre of Minimal Access Neurosurgery at Omar Hospital, Jail road. Endoscopic neurosurgical procedures have been used in the treatment of pituitary tumours, hydrocephalus, intracranial cysts, intraventricular brain tumors, lumbar discectomy and decompression for lumbar spinal stenosis and Pediatric neurosurgery in children.
RESULTS
The results of Endoscopic surgery are excellent.