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KIMS Hospitals the First Private Hospital in South India to introduce Gamma Knife.
Gold Standard in Brain Radiosurgery
Gold Standard in Brain Radiosurgery
KIMS Hospitals proudly introduces South India's first Gamma Knife, offering unparalleled precision, safety, and comfort, making it a groundbreaking solution for patients seeking advanced brain care.
Gamma Knife is a type of non-invasive radiation therapy used to treat brain tumors and other neurological conditions. Despite its name, it doesn't use a surgical blade or require incisions. Instead, it precisely delivers highly focused beams of gamma radiation to the targeted area, such as a tumor, while minimizing damage to the surrounding healthy brain tissue.
Benefits of Gamma Knife for Patients with Brain Tumors
No Cuts or Incisions
High Precision & Accuracy
Safe & Effective
Low Complications
Rapid Recovery Time
No Hospital Stay
Why Choose KIMS Hospitals for Gamma Knife?
South India’s First & Only:
Neuro Center in Hyderabad
Expert Care:
Highly experienced neurosurgery and radiosurgery team
Comprehensive Services:
Comprehensive care, diagnosis, and follow-up under one roof
Personalized, Compassionate Care:
Patient comfort and wellbeing is our priority
Why Gamma Knife?
Gamma Knife is a highly precise and accurate radiosurgery option because it is designed to treat conditions such as brain tumors, metastases, and other select brain disorders. Unlike traditional surgery, it is a safer, cognition-sparing option that involves no cuts or incisions, leading to a quicker recovery time.
Conditions Treated
Brain Tumors:
- Brain Metastases
- Acoustic Neuroma / Vestibular Schwannoma
- Meningioma
- Glioblastoma
- Pituitary Adenoma
- Craniopharyngioma
- Pineal tumors
- Selected benign / malignant gliomas
Vascular Conditions:
- Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)
Clear doubts with
F.A.Q.s
No, it's a non-invasive, focused radiation therapy - no surgical incision is made.
No, the procedure is completely pain-free.
Usually between 30 minutes and 2 hours, depending on the case.
Very few. Some patients may experience mild fatigue or headache, which usually subsides quickly.
Most patients return to normal life within a day, with no hospital stay required.
No, it's typically a same-day, outpatient procedure.
Yes, it's particularly beneficial for those who are not ideal candidates for open surgery.