Hello Vijay Ji,
Gamma Knife radiosurgery is a highly advanced, noninvasive procedure used to treat brain conditions such as tumours, arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), and certain neurological disorders like trigeminal neuralgia. Despite its name, it is not a surgical procedure in the traditional sense—there’s no incision, no general anesthesia, and minimal recovery time.
The procedure uses precisely focused beams of gamma radiation to target abnormal brain tissue while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.
A specialized head frame or mask is used to ensure accuracy.
The treatment is typically completed in a single session, lasting a few hours.
Patients remain awake throughout, though mild sedation may be given for comfort.
✅ No incisions, stitches, or hospital stay required
✅ Minimal side effects compared to traditional surgery
✅ High precision targeting, reducing damage to surrounding tissue
✅ Quick recovery—most patients resume daily activities within a day or two
Some patients may experience mild headaches, temporary fatigue, or swelling in the treated area. Serious complications are rare.
If you’re considering Gamma Knife treatment, we recommend consulting a specialist to determine if it's the right option for your condition.