Neurosurgery

-     Malignant Brain Tumors

-     Malignant tumors of the spinal cord

-     Malignant tumors in the peripheral nerves

-     Meningeoma

-     Epidermoids

-     Dermoids

-     Hemanglioblastomas

-     Colloidal cysts

-     Subependymal giant cell astrocytomas

-     Pituitary adenomas

-     Craniopharyngeomas

-     Auditory nerve neuromas

-     Abscesses

-     Arteriovenous malformations of the brain and spinal cord

-     Aneurysms

-     Hemorrhage

-     Blood vessel stenosis

-     Thrombosis

-     Discogenic sciatica

-     Spinal cord compression

-     Spinal stenosis

-     Discites

-     Stenotic neuropathies

-     Trigeminal and glossopharyngeal nerve neuralgia

-     Unilateral facial spasm

-     Epilepsy

-     Parkinson's disease

-     Tremor

-     Chronic pain syndrome

-     Cerebral coma

1. Radiography

2. Analysis of cerebrospinal fluid

3. Electroencephalography

4. Echoencephaloscopy

5. Computed tomography

6. Magnetic resonance imaging

7. Positron emission tomography

- Manufacturing, and after the use of 3D models in reconstructive operations (indications of use: for traumatic brain injury and its consequences);

- Removing a neoplasm in the brain using computer navigation;

- Fixation methods that pass through the skin (percutaneous), vertebroplasty, reconstructive interventions for injuries of the spine and spinal cord and the consequences of these injuries;

- Microsurgical and endoscopic interventions for cerebral hemorrhages;

- Endoscopic and shunt interventions for hydrocephalus;

- Endoscopic and microsurgical interventions for neoplasms of the brain and spinal cord;

- Endoscopic and microsurgical interventions for hernias and stenosis of the spinal canal;

- Reconstructive and decompressive interventions with implantation of structures fixing the spine in stenosis, spondylolisthesis, spinal tumors;

- Treatment of pain in the back, limbs;

- Reconstructive interventions for injuries, neoplasms and pinching of nerves of limbs;

- Treatment of spastic and pain syndromes using programmable pumps and neurostimulators.

New treatments of neurosurgery:

-     robotic surgery

-     ozone therapy

-     shock wave therapy

-     lymph compression massage

-     hydrotherapy