Blood Clot Brain Surgery

Blood Clot Brain Surgery

Blood Clot Brain Surgery is a procedure to remove the blood clot near the brain blocking the blood flow to the brain.
Blood Clot Brain Surgery can be performed in two ways - burr hole drainage procedure and craniotomy. In the former procedure, the doctor makes one or two holes within the skull followed by an incision in the dura, one of the layers of the connective tissue, to drain out the blood clot. A craniotomy is a temporary removal of a bone flap to access the brain.
A board-certified neurosurgeon must be consulted for Blood Clot Brain Surgery.
Blood Clot Brain Surgery has achieved functional independence in 45% of cases.
It takes around six months for complete healing after Blood Clot Brain Surgery.