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Understanding Neuroimaging & Interventional Radiology
Neuroimaging & Interventional Radiology is an advanced field that helps doctors see inside the brain and treat patients using minimally invasive procedures.
Non-surgical Path to Recovery:
With neuroimaging tools like MRI and CT scans, doctors can detect strokes, tumours, aneurysms, and other brain or spine problems quickly and accurately. Interventional radiology takes this a step further; instead of making large cuts or opening the skull, they guide fine catheters through blood vessels, starting from the leg, travelling all the way to the brain, to reach the problem area carefully.
These are known as minimally invasive procedures, which means less pain, faster recovery, and no visible scars. For patients and families, this often translates to safer treatment options and better outcomes.
The Role of an Interventional Neuroradiologist:
An interventional neuroradiologist is a doctor specially trained to treat diseases of the brain and spine using minimally invasive procedures. Through this approach, they can remove clots that cause a stroke, treat aneurysms through coiling, or repair abnormal tangles of blood vessels known as AVMs – all without leaving any scars on the patient.
Why Trust First Neuro?
Unlike general hospitals where neurology is just a department, we are among the first hospitals in India dedicated entirely to neurosciences. This singular focus means every aspect of our care – from facilities to expertise – is designed for patients with brain, spine, nerve, and muscle disorders.
At First Neuro, our interventional neuroradiology service stands apart because of:
Dedicated Expertise
Specialist-led care
Procedures are performed by a dedicated interventional neuroradiologist with advanced training and experience.
Precision Technology
Seamless imaging and treatment
A Siemens 1.5T Amira MRI for detailed scans, combined with a Siemens Cath Lab for precision-guided minimally invasive procedures.
What this means for families is:
Faster recovery
Minimally invasive procedures mean less pain, no scars, and a quicker return to daily life.
Enhanced safety
Continuous live imaging allows doctors to accurately target the problem area, reducing the risks associated with open surgery.