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A neuro-endoscope.

a neuro-endoscope. The 54-year-old female patient had complaint of right-sided visual blurring and headaches since last six months and was treated as viral encephalitis with no improvement. As her condition worsened, she came to AIG and on evaluation it was found that she is suffering from spheno-orbital cavernous meningioma (SOM), a benign tumor that forms in the region where the sphenoid bone (a bone located at the base of the skull, behind the eyes), the eye socket, and the cavernous sinus (a large vein located at the base of the skull) meet. “Upon multiple discussion with our neurosurgical unit and ophthalmology team, we found that the case is appropriate for us to take this new approach where we will be able to do the excision of the brain tumor without leaving any observable mark on the patient’s face/skull. It is indeed thrilling to say that we have successfully performed the operation and have set a new precedence in neurosurgery,” Dr. Abhirama Chandra Gabbita, Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon, AIG Hospitals said Dr. Subodh Raju, Director – Neurosurgery, AIG Hospitals said “The endoscopic approach allows us to access the tumor through a small incision and since the brain is not directly touched or compressed during the procedure, there’s no physical impact left on the brain, resulting in less trauma to the surrounding tissues and a faster healing process. The patient has shown remarkable recovery and was discharged on 2nd day after the procedure returning