Understanding Pituitary Adenomas
The pituitary gland, a small but crucial part of the brain, is responsible for hormone regulation. A pituitary adenoma is a non-cancerous growth within this gland. Though benign and non-spreading, these growths can affect hormone levels and cause various symptoms.
Diagnosing Pituitary Adenomas
Diagnosis typically involves an MRI scan, which provides a detailed image of the pituitary gland and the surrounding structures. The scan helps confirm the presence of an adenoma, determine its size, and assess its impact on surrounding tissues. This precise imaging is crucial for planning treatment.
Endoscopic Transnasal Surgery
At Apollo Hospitals, Secunderabad, Dr. Kalyan Bommakanti, along with ENT specialist Dr. Vyshnavi Bommakanti, performs endoscopic transnasal surgery to treat pituitary adenomas. This advanced technique involves accessing the tumor through one nostril, eliminating the need for a skull opening. The approach passes through the sphenoid sinus, directly reaching the tumor.
Advanced Surgical Tools
The surgical team employs a 4K camera and Joimax HD endoscope, providing high-definition visuals for precise tumor removal. This minimally invasive method ensures a high success rate, with approximately 90% of patients achieving a cure with just one surgery.
Why Choose Dr. Kalyan Bommakanti?
With over 7,500 surgeries to his credit, Dr. Kalyan Bommakanti is a leading expert in neurosurgery, specializing in both pituitary and spine surgeries. His experience and expertise, combined with cutting-edge technology, offer patients the best possible outcomes.
Consultation and Care
When families visit Apollo Hospitals for consultation, Dr. Kalyan Bommakanti reassures them that while a pituitary adenoma diagnosis can be daunting, it is one of the most treatable conditions in neurosurgery. The focus is on providing comprehensive care and support throughout the treatment journey.
Read more: the full Pituitary Adenoma patient guide.
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