Neurosurgery is the clinical department for the surgical treatment of central nervous system diseases, primarily involving surgical problems of the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and cerebral blood vessels, including brain tumors, cerebrovascular diseases, craniocerebral injuries and functional neurosurgical disorders. Neurosurgery involves the body's most important neurological functions; the department emphasizes precise localization, minimally invasive techniques and postoperative neurological rehabilitation. Scope of Services and Common Conditions The department's main clinical scope includes: intracranial tumors such as gliomas, meningiomas and pituitary adenomas; cerebrovascular diseases including cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral aneurysms and cerebrovascular malformations; craniocerebral trauma and hydrocephalus; functional neurological conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia and hemifacial spasm; and spinal cord diseases including intraspinal tumors and spinal cord compression. For symptoms including headache with vomiting, limb weakness, epileptic seizures, severe facial pain and impaired consciousness, the department provides systematic diagnosis, treatment and surgical assessment. Specialized Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques Neurosurgery performs delicate procedures such as microsurgical resection of intracranial tumors, aneurysm clipping and microvascular decompression, enhancing surgical precision and safety with neuronavigation and intraoperative electrophysiological monitoring. It also performs neurointerventional treatment, managing lesions such as cerebral aneurysms and cerebrovascular malformations through endovascular approaches with minimal trauma and rapid recovery. For craniocerebral injury patients, the combination of emergency surgery and intensive care maximally preserves life and protects neurological function. Who Should Visit and Clinic Guide Individuals with progressively worsening headache, epileptic seizures, limb weakness or numbness, paroxysmal severe pain in the face or limbs, and altered consciousness after head trauma should visit Neurosurgery. When visiting, describe the course of symptom progression in detail and cooperate with examinations such as head CT, magnetic resonance imaging and cerebral angiography. Brain tumor patients should undergo thorough preoperative assessment and persist with rehabilitation training and regular follow-up postoperatively. Clinic Notes Seek emergency care immediately for sudden severe headache with vomiting, impaired consciousness or hemiplegia, being alert to critical conditions such as cerebral hemorrhage. After head trauma, even if asymptomatic at the time, seek timely re-examination if worsening headache, vomiting or drowsiness occurs. Post-neurosurgical rehabilitation requires patience; family members should cooperate with medical staff in nursing care and follow-up. Department Features and Advantages. Neurosurgery combines microsurgical techniques with neurointervention, achieving precise minimally invasive treatment of brain tumors and cerebrovascular diseases. The application of neuronavigation and intraoperative electrophysiological monitoring improves surgical precision and safety. For craniocerebral injury patients, the department combines emergency surgery with intensive care to maximally preserve life and protect neurological function. Daily Prevention and Health Advice. To maintain neurological health, pay attention to the management of cerebrovascular disease risk factors: control blood pressure, blood glucose and blood lipids, quit smoking and limit alcohol. Protect the head during high-risk activities and wear helmets when riding vehicles. Seek medical attention promptly for recurrent headache, epilepsy, limb weakness or severe facial pain. Seek immediate medical care for altered consciousness or vomiting after head trauma. Appointments and Friendly Reminders. Patients can book appointments for the corresponding specialty outpatient clinics through the hospital website, by phone or on this platform. Please bring your ID, previous medical records and recent examination reports when visiting, and truthfully inform the physician of your current medications, allergies and past medical history so that an individualized plan can be developed. For special examinations requiring fasting, bladder filling or bowel preparation, please prepare strictly according to the physician's instructions in advance to ensure accurate results. The department implements a first-visit responsibility system, establishing health management records for you and providing continuous services from outpatient care, examination and treatment to follow-up. If you have any questions, please feel free to consult the hospital's in-house guidance desk or online customer service. We will wholeheartedly provide you with attentive, professional medical services, and we wish you a speedy recovery. |
