Comprehensive Stroke Treatment Services

From emergency diagnosis to advanced neurointerventions and post-stroke recovery — we provide complete, life-saving stroke care under one roof.

Clot Removal Surgery

Mechanical thrombectomy is a highly advanced, minimally invasive procedure used to remove large blood clots from major brain arteries. A neurointervention specialist inserts a thin micro-catheter through an artery in the groin or wrist and navigates it up to the blocked vessel in the brain. Using a stent retriever or suction device, the clot is carefully extracted, restoring blood flow instantly.

Expanded Highlights:

  • Performed by certified neurointervention teams in a DSA lab

  • Ideal for large-vessel occlusions (LVOs)

  • Can be performed up to 24 hours in select patients

  • Ensures faster neurological recovery and reduced disability

  • Minimally invasive (no open surgery) with quick recovery time

Advanced Brain Scans

Advanced neuroimaging is the first and most crucial step in stroke diagnosis. CT and MRI scans determine whether a stroke is caused by a clot (ischemic) or bleeding (hemorrhagic). CT/CTA identifies blockages or bleeding within minutes, while MRI/MRA provides detailed images of the brain tissues and blood vessels.

Expanded Highlights:

  • Strict door-to-scan protocols for ultra-fast diagnosis

  • CT, CTA, MRI, MRA all available under one roof

  • Perfusion imaging helps identify salvageable brain tissue

  • Real-time reporting from experienced neuroradiologists

  • Enables quick decision-making for thrombolysis or thrombectomy

Clot-Dissolving Injections

Thrombolysis involves the delivery of special clot-dissolving medication (tPA or TNK) directly into the bloodstream. When given within the golden window, it breaks down the clot and restores blood supply to the affected area of the brain.

Expanded Highlights:

  • Best results when given within 4.5 hours of symptom onset

  • Done after immediate CT/MRI confirmation

  • Reduces long-term disability and improves quality of life

  • Administered in the Emergency/Stroke Unit under monitoring

  • Supported by global stroke care guidelines (AHA/ESO)

Stroke ICU Management

A specialized Stroke ICU is designed to provide continuous, high-level monitoring and intensive neurological care for patients who are critical or unstable. Skilled neurologists, intensivists, and trained nursing staff monitor vital parameters, brain function, and treatment response round the clock.

Expanded Highlights:

  • 24×7 neurological, cardiac, and respiratory monitoring

  • Advanced haemodynamic and intracranial pressure monitoring systems

  • Immediate management of complications like swelling, seizures, or blood pressure instability

  • Multidisciplinary team: neurologists, intensivists, nurses, therapists

  • Smooth transition from ICU to rehabilitation for optimized recovery

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