Cranioplasty Treatment

Cranioplasty is a surgical procedure performed to repair or reconstruct defects in the skull. These defects can result from trauma, previous surgeries, congenital conditions, or infections. The surgery improves the skull's structure, restores aesthetics, and provides brain protection.

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Types of Cranioplasty

1. Autologous Cranioplasty
  • Uses the patient's own bone flap, typically preserved after initial surgery.
  • Ideal for patients with minimal risk of bone infection or resorption.
2. Alloplastic Cranioplasty
  • Involves the use of synthetic materials such as titanium, acrylic (PMMA), or polyethylene implants.
  • These materials are durable, customizable, and particularly useful in cases where the original bone cannot be used.
3. Custom Cranioplasty
  • Uses 3D-printed implants tailored to the patient's skull anatomy.
  • Provides a precise fit and excellent cosmetic outcomes.

Who Needs Cranioplasty?

Cranioplasty is recommended for patients with:

  • Green Arrow Icon Skull defects due to trauma or accidents.
  • Previous surgeries such as decompressive craniectomy.
  • Green Arrow Icon Congenital skull defects.
  • Green Arrow Icon Bone infections requiring removal of the affected skull portion.
  • Green Arrow Icon Cosmetic concerns related to cranial deformities.

Investigations Required

Before the surgery, patients undergo detailed evaluations, which may include:

  • Green Arrow Icon Imaging Tests: CT scans or MRIs to assess the defect and plan the procedure.
  • Blood Tests: To check for any underlying conditions or infections.
  • Green Arrow Icon Medical History Review: To identify any contraindications or potential complications.

Line of Treatment

    1. Preparation
  • The surgical team prepares the implant (bone flap or synthetic material) based on the defect's size and shape.
  • General anesthesia is administered before the surgery.
  • 2. Surgical Procedure
  • The surgeon reopens the scalp incision to access the defect.
  • The prepared implant is carefully positioned over the defect and secured using plates, screws, or surgical adhesives.
  • The scalp is sutured back in place.
  • 3. Post-Surgery
  • The surgeon reopens the scalp incision to access the defect.

Hospital Stay

The average hospital stay after a cranioplasty procedure is 3 to 7 days, depending on the patient's condition and recovery rate.

Success Rate

The success rate of cranioplasty is generally high, ranging from 85% to 95%. Factors contributing to success include the patient's overall health, the material used, and proper post-operative care.

Risks Associated with Cranioplasty

Although cranioplasty is considered a safe procedure, some risks include:

  • Green Arrow Icon Infections: Particularly at the surgical site.
  • Hematoma or Blood Clots: May occur near the implant.
  • Implant Rejection: In rare cases, the body may reject synthetic materials.
  • Seizures: A possible but uncommon side effect.
  • CSF Leaks: Cerebrospinal fluid leakage due to improper sealing.
  • Green Arrow Icon Neurological Complications: Temporary or permanent deficits due to surgical manipulation.

Post-Operative Care

  • Green Arrow Icon Monitoring: Regular follow-ups with the surgeon to assess healing and implant integration.
  • Wound Care: Keep the surgical site clean and dry to prevent infections.
  • Medications: Pain relievers and antibiotics as prescribed.
  • Activity Restrictions: Avoid strenuous activities, bending, or lifting heavy objects for several weeks.
  • Diet: Follow a balanced diet to promote healing and overall recovery.
  • Green Arrow Icon Signs to Watch: Report symptoms like fever, severe headache, swelling, or unusual discharge immediately.

Universelle Medicaid Cranioplasty Treatment in India

India is a leading destination for cranioplasty treatment due to its advanced medical facilities, skilled surgeons, and affordable costs. Universelle Medicaid ensures high-quality care with world-class hospitals and experienced neurosurgeons. The treatment cost remains economical, making it accessible for patients globally.

Cranioplasty Treatment Costs in India
Treatment Cost Start From ($) Hospital Stay
Cranioplasty Procedure 4000 - 6000 3 -7 Days
Brain Tumor Surgery 5,000 - 7,000 5 - 10 Days
Decompressive Craniectomy 3,500 - 5,000 5 - 7 Days

Why Choose Universelle Medicaid?

  • Green Arrow Icon Expertise: Board-certified neurosurgeons with extensive experience in cranioplasty.
  • Advanced Technology: Access to cutting-edge surgical techniques and materials.
  • Comprehensive Care: Dedicated support throughout pre- and post-operative stages.
  • Affordability: Cost-effective treatment options without compromising quality.

Contact Universelle Medicaid today to learn more about cranioplasty and other neurosurgical treatments in India.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ's)

Yes, the package includes food and accommodation during your hospital stay. After discharge, we will assist you in finding suitable accommodation close to the hospital, within your budget. Any extra stay outside the hospital is at the patient's expense.

The cost can be reduced by opting for shared accommodations or choosing lower-category hospitals.

You can choose to pay either before or after arriving in India. If you prefer to pay in advance, we will provide you with our online payment details.

Important Notes

  • Prices are subject to change or withdrawal with notice.
  • TThese are indicative prices, and they may vary depending on the patient's condition at the time of admission
  • A final estimate will be provided upon the patient’s admission.

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