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At IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele, Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy is performed using advanced neurosurgical and neurorehabilitation techniques, with treatment plans tailored to each patient's neurological condition. Established in 1971, this SSN hospital in milan, Italy has 1350 beds and provides comprehensive neurological care.
Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy may be considered for carefully selected patients with significant spasticity, including children with cerebral palsy, when conservative treatments do not provide sufficient control. During the procedure, surgeons identify and selectively divide abnormal sensory nerve root fibres that contribute to excessive muscle tone. Detailed neurological and functional assessments are performed before surgery to determine suitability. Postoperative physiotherapy is an important part of treatment and helps patients develop improved movement, strength, balance, and motor control.
Casa di Cura La Madonnina provides specialised Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy with a focus on precise neurosurgical intervention, spasticity management, and long-term functional rehabilitation. Established in 1958, the SSN hospital is located in milan, Italy, and operates 560 beds, equipped with modern neurological infrastructure.
Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy is an advanced treatment for selected patients with severe, predominantly lower-limb spasticity that does not respond adequately to other management approaches. During surgery, abnormal sensory nerve rootlets are identified using specialised techniques and selectively divided to reduce excessive muscle tone. Careful patient selection and functional assessment are important before treatment. After surgery, an intensive rehabilitation program involving physiotherapy and gait training helps patients adapt to reduced spasticity and work toward improved movement and independence.
At IRCCS Policlinico San Donato, Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy is performed using advanced neurosurgical and neurorehabilitation techniques, with treatment plans tailored to each patient's neurological condition. Established in 1969, this SSN hospital in milan, Italy has 430 beds and provides comprehensive neurological care.
Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy may be considered for carefully selected patients with significant spasticity, including children with cerebral palsy, when conservative treatments do not provide sufficient control. During the procedure, surgeons identify and selectively divide abnormal sensory nerve root fibres that contribute to excessive muscle tone. Detailed neurological and functional assessments are performed before surgery to determine suitability. Postoperative physiotherapy is an important part of treatment and helps patients develop improved movement, strength, balance, and motor control.
IRCCS Ospedale Galeazzi- Sant’Ambrogio is a trusted healthcare provider for Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy, offering specialized neurosurgical and rehabilitation services supported by experienced specialists and modern medical infrastructure. Established in 1963, the SSN hospital is situated in milan, Italy and has 560 beds.
Cerebral Dorsal Rhizotomy is a selective surgical approach designed to reduce abnormal muscle tone caused by spasticity. It is most commonly considered in carefully selected patients with cerebral palsy and severe lower-limb spasticity that interferes with mobility and function. The procedure selectively interrupts sensory nerve fibres contributing to abnormal reflex activity. Before treatment, doctors assess spasticity, muscle strength, gait, joint flexibility, and functional abilities. Long-term physiotherapy and rehabilitation help maximise functional improvement following surgery.

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