Orbital apex tumor is one of the very dangerous eye diseases, causing damage to vision. If not detected and treated promptly, it can lead to diverse and complicated complications.

Surgery for nerve tumors in general and surgery for anterior skull base tumors in particular by opening the skull is a procedure that requires a high level of expertise and must be performed according to the correct procedure.

Caring for a patient after brain surgery is similar to general care for neurosurgery patients. However, some brain surgery patients have specific requirements and care to ensure the body can recover as quickly as possible.

Awake craniectomy is performed to operate on the part of the brain affected by a lesion or tumor that involves or is located near areas that control vital body functions or the patient's sensory and language abilities.

Traumatic brain injury is a surgical disease that leaves many sequelae of traumatic brain injury for patients after recovery. The method commonly used to treat traumatic brain injury is surgery. However, to contribute to the patient's complete recovery as well as reintegration into society, post-operative care of traumatic brain injury patients also plays a very important role.

Neurological infection is a dangerous complication after brain surgery, the most common is purulent meningitis. Treatment of intracranial infection mainly uses antibiotics. Postoperative intracranial infection needs to be detected and treated early, otherwise it will be life-threatening or leave neurological sequelae.

Subdural hematoma is a blood clot that forms in the subdural space, usually after a head injury. This is a serious surgical condition that often requires brain surgery. Surgery to remove a subdural hematoma is a way to resolve a blood clot that is compressing the brain parenchyma.