Neuro / Spine Surgery

Our Neurosurgery department offers advanced care for brain, spine, and nervous system disorders.

Comprehensive Guide to Neurosurgery Costs 

Neurosurgery Cost: Updated Price Range from USD 2700 to 3800 for International Patients

A patient has to stay in the hospital for three days before recovering outdoors for ten days. The overall cost is affected by the nature of the problem and the level of care selected by the patient.
Neurosurgery is a type of doctor practice that involves treating diseases in the brain, spine, and nerves across the body.

To help the patient recover, doctors need to identify exactly what is wrong. Then they employ highly advanced machines and safe approaches such as:

• Special MRI during surgery
• Surgery with image help
• Laser tools to fix problems
• Monitoring the brain and nerves during surgery

These instruments allow doctors to treat the condition in an effective way that does not harm speech or other important body parts.

What’s Included in the Neurosurgery Package

The overall cost of neurosurgery usually covers the following:

• Pre-surgery tests such as ultrasound and maternal blood tests like MSAFP
• Surgery charges
• After-surgery care costs, which can vary depending on how many follow-up visits are needed
• Medication expenses, including drugs like pain relievers and anti-seizure medicines
• Hospital stay for the patient during treatment

Note: Research suggests that newborns with spina bifida who receive surgery before birth have stronger mobility skills and are more likely to walk by the age of two and a half than those who have surgery after birth.

What Can Affect the Cost of Neurosurgery?

The total cost of neurosurgery can change based on several personal and medical factors, including:

• Type of hospital and room chosen (shared, semi-private, or private rooms)
• How serious the condition is and the complexity of the surgery
• Any complications after surgery, like infections, bleeding, slow wound healing, or leakage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
• Cost of blood transfusions, if they’re needed during or after the procedure
• Longer hospital stay, which may be necessary for recovery or close monitoring
• Extra accommodation expenses for patients or family members who travel from outside the city for follow-up care