In minimally invasive surgical techniques, surgery is performed through small incisions using microscopic or endoscopic instruments. This method shortens recovery time, reduces the risk of infection, and allows the patient to return to daily life more quickly.

Yes. The surgical process in pediatric patients is carried out with specialized equipment, sensitive instruments, and an experienced pediatric neurosurgery team. Dr. Mehmet Beşir Dürme's advanced pediatric brain surgery training at Agostino Gemelli Hospital in Rome ensures high safety standards in this field.

Gamma Knife is an advanced treatment method used for many diseases, such as brain tumors and vascular lesions, without the use of a scalpel, i.e., without making an incision. It focuses high-precision radiation beams on the target area, does not damage surrounding tissues, and the patient can usually be discharged on the same day.

The recovery process varies depending on the type of disease and the surgical method used. In closed surgeries, discharge is usually possible within a few days. A personalized follow-up plan is created for patients, and doctor supervision is provided at every stage of the process.