Role of Neuroendoscopy in Brain Tumours

Dr. Ravi Suman29 Dec, 2025Health

Neuroendoscopy is a minimally invasive brain surgery that allows doctors to access brain areas that would otherwise be inaccessible. It also enables tumour removal without requiring a big incision in the skull; instead, tumours are removed through the mouth, nose, or a tiny window in the skull. An endoscope, which is a tiny, flexible tube with a camera and a small set of surgical equipment attached, is used to perform neuroendoscopy. This treatment can be used to extract a tissue sample for further testing (a biopsy) or to remove a portion or the entire brain tumour.