Sub Topics: Neurons and glial cells ,Neurotransmitters and receptors ,Neural plasticity...
Neurofunctional neurosurgery is a specialized branch of neurosurgery focused on restoring or improving neurological function in patients with movement disorders, chronic pain, and other complex neurological conditions. This field utilizes advanced technologies such as Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), stereotactic techniques, neuro-navigation, and minimally invasive approaches to precisely target specific structures within the brain and nervous system.
Neurofunctional neurosurgery plays a key role in the management of conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, dystonia, epilepsy, and certain psychiatric disorders. By modulating neural circuits, these procedures help reduce symptoms, enhance quality of life, and offer therapeutic options to patients who may not respond to conventional medical treatments.
With continuous advancements in neuromodulation and functional mapping, neurofunctional neurosurgery continues to evolve, offering safer, more effective, and personalized treatment solutions.