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Neurology
Cost of Some Major Procedures

Procedure
Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinsons

Cost Range
$16600-$19500

Estimated Stay in Hospital
8-10 Days

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Procedure
Peripheral Nerve
Surgery

Cost Range
$3800-$6500

Estimated Stay in Hospital
4-5 Days

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Note: Costing shown above may vary among hospitals. We can tailor the cost as per your budget and requirement.

Common Queries

Your neurologist will review your patient health history, paying special attention to the condition that you are currently experiencing. Then you will have an examination, which typically tests your vision, strength, coordination, memory, reasoning and puzzle-solving abilities, reflexes and ability to feel physical objects, smell odors and hear sounds. The results of your test will help your neurologist determine if your problem stems from the brain or nervous system. You may need further tests to confirm a diagnosis or determine which treatment is best for you.

When it comes to a stroke, the best way to determine whether someone is having one is to think F.A.S.T.

  • Face. Does the face look uneven? Ask the person to smile.
  • Arms. Does one arm drift down? Ask the person to raise both arms.
  • Speech. Does their speech sound strange? Ask the person to repeat a simple phrase.
  • Time.  If you observe any of these signs, it is time to call Medical Emergency contact number.

The expert neurosurgeons at the Globex Health Tourism are experienced with diagnosis and with all the treatment options for brain tumors: our team would surgically remove as much of the tumor as possible and use advanced radiotherapy and chemotherapy (including new protocols in clinical trials) to eradicate the remaining tumor.

Botox® injections (botulinum toxin) can help alleviate focal dystonias, but if your movement disorder is more generalized they are less useful. We may be able to help with techniques such as deep brain stimulation (DBS) that uses surgically implanted electrodes and a pulse generator to control dystonia, essential tremor or Parkinson’s disease. We may also recommend severing the abnormal nerve pathways to eliminate or lessen unwanted movements.

The best way to treat a stroke is to avoid it in the first place. High blood pressure is a leading cause of stroke, so we would treat hypertension with medications and possibly with anticoagulants if we discovered a patient had a problem with blood clots. Lifestyle changes are important to prevent a stroke; stopping smoking, eating a healthy diet, getting enough exercise and proper sleep and eliminating stress can all contribute to avoiding stroke.
 

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