Cerebral Angiography (Αγγειογραφία εγκεφάλου): An advanced imaging scan using a special dye to see how blood flows through the brain’s arteries.

MRI Scan (Μαγνητική τομογραφία): A safe scan using magnets and radio waves to take highly detailed, 3D pictures of your internal organs and spine nerves.

Neurophysiological Testing (Νευροφυσιολογικός έλεγχος): Clinical assessments that evaluate how quickly and effectively electricity travels along your nerves.

CT Scan (Αξονική τομογραφία): A specialized, rapid X-ray scan that stitches multiple pictures together to show detailed bone and soft tissue structures.

Microneurosurgery (Μικρονευροχειρουργική): Performing intricate brain or spine operations using powerful surgical microscopes for extreme detail.

Lumbar Puncture / Spinal Tap (Οσφυονωτιαία παρακέντηση): Collecting a small fluid sample from your lower back spinal space to test for signs of infection or pressure.

Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (Διεγχειρητική νευροπαραμέτρηση): Tracking live electrical signals in your nerves during surgery to ensure maximum nerve safety.

Neuroendoscopy (Νευροενδοσκόπηση): Performing brain procedures through tiny holes using an incredibly thin camera tube.

Stereotactic Radiosurgery (Στερεοτακτική Ακτινοχειρουργική): Delivering targeted, high-power radiation beams to treat precise brain areas without any cutting.

Embolization (Εμβολισμός): A minimally invasive method to block blood flow to brain aneurysms or abnormal blood vessel tangles from the inside.

Neuronavigation (Νευροπλοήγηση): Using advanced computer mapping—much like a high-tech GPS—to guide the surgeon through brain structures with perfect accuracy.