Minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment for spinal tumors with focus on preserving nerve function
Spinal tumors may develop within spinal structures or spread from other parts of the body. These tumors may compress nerves and spinal tissues, resulting in pain, weakness, numbness, or mobility problems. Early diagnosis helps preserve nerve function and prevent long-term disability. Treatment planning depends on tumor location, size, neurological impact, and patient condition.
Primary spinal cord tumors, metastatic cancer spreading to the spine, and nerve sheath tumors.
Spinal MRI, CT scans, neurological evaluation, and biopsy.
Active monitoring, surgical planning and resection, radiation, and rehabilitation.
Post-surgical rehabilitation, physical therapy, and routine spinal imaging to monitor progress.
Get expert consultation from Dr. Aage and our specialized neuro care team.