Craniotomy for Cerebral Aneurysm Clipping Treatment in India

Aneurysm clipping is a surgical procedure to treat a cerebral aneurysm, a weakened, bulging blood vessel in the brain that carries a risk of rupture. A small metal clip is placed across the base of the aneurysm to stop blood flow into it, preventing rupture or further bleeding while preserving normal circulation to the brain.

• Sudden, severe headache (in case of rupture)
• Vision changes or drooping eyelid
• Neck stiffness
• Nausea or vomiting
• Sensitivity to light
• Loss of consciousness (in ruptured aneurysms)

Clipping is recommended for aneurysms at high risk of rupture based on size, location, and shape, or urgently after a rupture has occurred. Your neurosurgeon will determine the safest treatment approach, which may include clipping or a minimally invasive coiling procedure.

• Performed under general anesthesia
• A craniotomy provides access to the affected blood vessel
• A metal clip is placed across the base of the aneurysm
• Blood flow to the aneurysm is stopped while normal circulation is preserved
• Surgery duration is typically 4-6 hours

• 7-14 days hospital stay including ICU monitoring
• Gradual return to activity over several weeks to months
• Follow-up imaging to confirm successful treatment
• Rehabilitation support as needed depending on any neurological effects
• Close monitoring during the initial recovery period

• Experienced vascular neurosurgery team
• Advanced imaging and microsurgical techniques
• 24/7 neuro-critical care support
• Transparent, all-inclusive package pricing
• Dedicated coordination for urgent and planned neurosurgical care