Venous restoration surgery focuses on treating blockages or compression in the veins draining the brain, a critical but often overlooked aspect of neurosurgery. While arterial diseases like aneurysms and AVMs are well understood, vein disorders remain a newer and more specialized field.

Conditions Treated with Venous Restoration Surgery:

• Intracranial idiopathic hypertension

• Styloidogenic jugular venous compression syndrome

• Pulsatile symptoms & venous outflow disorders

Treatment Approaches:

• Styloidectomy (removal of the styloid process to relieve jugular vein compression)

• Open surgical techniques for severe cases

• Endovascular treatments when minimally invasive options are preferred

Venous disorders require a highly specialized approach, and we are among a small group of neurosurgeons pioneering these advanced techniques.

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