Neuroradiology

• Treatment of vascular diseases by reaching through the vein (endovascular means): Brain vessel balloons (aneurysms), abnormal clumping of arteries and veins (arteriovenous malformations), leaks between arteries and veins (arteriovenosal fistulas)
• Treatment of stenosis in the head and brain veins: Balloon dilation and/or stent application.
• Early treatment of stroke: Opening the blocked artery by removing the blockage (thrombectomy) or aspiration.
• Stopping bleeding with early intervention in head and neck area traumas.
• Intervention in vascular structure disorders in the head and neck region, chemotherapy for tumor in pediatric retinoblastoma

These methods are generally used as an alternative to open surgery and are performed through the vein by entering from the groin using the angiography method.

Interventional neuroradiological applications can be combined with surgery or radiotherapy methods in the treatment of some diseases, such as brain arteriovenous malformations.

In some cases, these methods may be used to assist surgery before surgical treatment in order to eliminate diseases.