BRAIN TUMOUR SURGERY IN INDIA
Brain tumour surgery in India
Neurosurgeons in Delhi NCR remove brain tumours using navigation, neuromonitoring and awake surgery where needed, and offer radiosurgery for selected tumours. We share your MRI with experienced neuro-oncology teams and send their plan and estimate.
Medical recommendations come from your qualified treating clinicians.
How brain tumours are treated
Treatment depends on the tumour’s type, size and position:
- Craniotomy with neuronavigation and intraoperative monitoring
- Awake craniotomy for tumours near speech or movement areas
- Endoscopic surgery for pituitary and skull-base tumours
- Radiosurgery (Gamma Knife or CyberKnife) for selected small tumours
- Radiation and chemotherapy after surgery, depending on the pathology
Why brain tumour surgery costs differ
The main factors are:
- The type of surgery
- Intraoperative MRI, navigation and monitoring
- Days in neuro-intensive care and hospital
- Pathology tests
- Radiation or chemotherapy afterwards
What an estimate usually covers
Ask whether the estimate covers surgery, ICU and ward days, pathology and any further treatment, which is usually estimated separately.
How long to plan for in India
Usually two to three weeks for surgery and early recovery; longer if radiation follows.
Choosing a neurosurgeon
Choose a neurosurgeon who operates on brain tumours regularly, in a hospital with neuro-intensive care and a neuro-oncology team.
Get a free review of your MRI
Send a short enquiry. Your coordinator tells you which reports to share, gets written opinions and estimates from suitable hospitals in Delhi NCR and helps you compare them. Once you choose, we arrange your medical visa letter, free airport pickup and drop, interpreters if needed and help finding accommodation near the hospital.
Frequently asked questions
How much does brain tumour surgery cost in India?⌄
It depends on the type of surgery and your stay. Neurosurgeons send a written estimate after reviewing your MRI.
What is Gamma Knife?⌄
A radiosurgery system that treats selected small brain tumours with focused radiation, without an incision.
Will I need treatment after surgery?⌄
It depends on the tumour type. Some need radiation or chemotherapy; others only follow-up scans.
WHEN YOU’RE READY
Take the next step
at your own pace.
Start with a short enquiry. A coordinator can help you understand what information may be useful next.