Michigan Head & Spine Institute

Brain Tumors
PROCEDURES/ CONDITIONS Brain Aneurysm & Coiling of Aneurysms Awake Craniotomy and Functional Mapping Brain Tumors Carotid Artery Stenting Carotid Endarterectomy Cerebral Aneurysm Cerebral Arterio-Venus Malformation Surgery Craniofacial Reconstruction Facial Pain Gamma Knife Hemifacial Spasms Pediatric Neurosurgery Peripheral Nerve Surgery Permanent Low Dose Implants Radiosurgery Skull Base Surgery Stereotactic Biopsy Stroke Trigeminal Neuralgia Spine Chiropractic Care Interactive Education Herniated Discs		Brain Tumors, collections of abnormal cells in the brain, are difficult diseases that can become quite debilitating. Surgery is the primary treatment for tumors within the membranes covering the brain or residing in parts of the brain that can be extracted without hampering neurological functions. Tumors will regenerate if any cells remain in the brain, so our surgeons employ the most advanced techniques to pave the way towards a full recovery. Secondary treatments include radiation therapy and chemotherapy.

Brain Tumors