Tumours and vascular lesions at the skull base sit close to the nerves that control vision, hearing, swallowing and facial movement, which is why this work is usually planned around the approach that disturbs the least tissue to reach the target safely.
Procedures
Endoscopic Endonasal Skull Base Surgery
Reaching pituitary and skull-base tumours through the nostril with a small camera, with no cut on the face or head. Read more →
Craniotomy & Open Skull Base Surgery
Open surgery through a temporary window in the skull, used when a tumour or lesion cannot be safely reached through the nose. Read more →
Cerebrovascular Skull Base Surgery — Aneurysms & AVMs
Microsurgery for aneurysms, vessel malformations and cavernomas that lie deep at the base of the brain. Read more →
Pituitary & Parasellar Tumour Surgery
Removal of pituitary adenomas and nearby tumours, protecting vision and hormone function. Read more →
