Dr. Roberto Hernandez Peña

Craniotomy treatments abroad A craniotomy is a surgery where a disc of bone called a bone flap is removed from the skull using specialized tools and then replaced. Diagnostic tests are MRI, CT scan, EEG, PET scan, and X-Ray of the skull. Risks of the surgery include infection, brain swelling, blood clots, seizures, memory problems, paralysis, etc. Treatment for the disease can be brain surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. Recovery depends on the type and severity of the surgery. H

Duraplasty treatments abroad,

Epidural Hematoma (EDH) Surgery treatments abroad,

Spinal Surgery Consultation abroad,

Spine Surgery is surgery done on the backbone. Earlier ' Open surgery ' used to be done in which a long incision around 5 inches was done down the back to gain access to muscles and anatomy of the spine, however, with time technological advancement had to lead to a new technique of Spine surgery that is called  Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery.  It is indicated by orthopedic surgeons when nonsurgical treatment procedures like Medications, Physiotherapy, Muscle strengthening

Subdural Hematoma (SDH) Surgery Abroad A subdural hematoma is a blood clot on the brain’s surface beneath the skull. It occurs when a vein between the brain surface and skull breaks. Causes of the disorder are head injuries, minor head bumps, alcohol consumption, etc. Symptoms being slurred speech; numbness; vision problems; seizures; headaches; and weakness. Diagnostic tests are CT or MRI scans and blood tests. Treatment for the disease can be craniotomy or burr holes, anti-seizure med