Bumrungrad International Hospital delivers neurosurgery care through its Neuroscience Center and Neurocritical Care Unit, combining neurosurgeons, neurologists, interventional radiologists and neurocritical care nurses to manage complex conditions such as stroke, brain tumours, cerebral aneurysm, brain haemorrhage, traumatic brain injury, hydrocephalus and acute spinal cord injury.
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Read moreYes, families are involved in discussions and decision making, especially in complex or critical neurological conditions. Medical teams explain diagnosis, treatment options, and risks clearly so that decisions reflect both clinical needs and patient circumstances.
Yes, remote follow up consultations allow your neurosurgeon to review your recovery, assess new imaging, adjust medications when appropriate, and guide rehabilitation after you return home.
This ensures continuity of neurosurgical care without the need for repeated travel to Thailand.
Yes, rehabilitation planning begins early and may include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy depending on your condition. This integrated approach supports recovery of movement, speech, and daily function following neurosurgery or neurocritical illness.
You can schedule an in person appointment or an online video consultation with neurosurgery specialists at Bumrungrad International Hospital by contacting the International Patient Care team through:
WhatsApp: +1 718 550 0880
Telephone: +1 718 550 0880
Email: [email protected]
Online consultations are commonly used to review MRI or CT scans, discuss diagnosis, confirm whether surgery is required, and plan treatment timelines in advance.
Stroke treatment depends on whether the stroke is ischaemic or haemorrhagic and how quickly you arrive after symptoms begin.
Ischaemic stroke care focuses on restoring blood flow, including clot dissolving medications that are most effective when given within 4.5 hours of symptom onset, while haemorrhagic stroke treatment focuses on controlling bleeding and brain pressure, with surgery considered in severe cases.
Most international patients stay in Thailand for 7 to 21 days, depending on the diagnosis, type of neurosurgical treatment, and recovery needs.
Planned procedures such as brain tumour surgery or deep brain stimulation often require a longer stay for monitoring and follow up imaging, while emergency conditions such as stroke or brain haemorrhage may require extended neurocritical care before travel is considered safe.
Yes, online video consultations are widely used by international patients to review scans, confirm diagnosis, understand treatment options, and determine whether neurosurgery is necessary before making travel arrangements.
This helps ensure that your time in Thailand is used efficiently and appropriately.