Microsurgery
Microsurgery in neurosurgery is a highly precise technique used on delicate parts of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and blood vessels. The surgeon works with an operating microscope, magnified views, and fine microsurgical instruments. It is a method that lets the surgeon work safely in very small, sensitive areas to remove tumors, treat aneurysms, or decompress nerves.
Duration
2 to 6 hours
Anaesthesia Type
General anaesthesia
Hospital Stay
2 to 5 days
Recovery Time
2 to 8 weeks
Success Rate
Varies by condition
Hospitals
NABH accredited hospitals recommended
Your Care Journey
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Before Surgery
Day of Surgery
Post Surgery
Recovery Timeline
A clear, clinical timeline to help you prepare for a safe and comfortable journey back to health.
Surgery is done. Patient is monitored in recovery room or ICU.
Pain and swelling are managed. Neurological checks continue.
Many patients are discharged, depending on the procedure and stability.
Wound heals further. Fatigue may continue, but light tasks get easier.
Routine tasks may resume in some cases, especially after smaller procedures.
Recovery improves. Desk work or normal activities may resume under guidance.
Common Questions
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