Pediatric Neurosurgeon ·
Iranian Hospital , Dubai, United Arab Emirates
17 Years of experience ·
Languages Spoken: Arabic , English
Listed below are some of the conditions that pediatric neurosurgeon Hamidreza Foroutan treats:
Pediatric seizures, brain tumors, and inborn abnormalities of the spine and head can be challenging and need Treatment for brain tumor in children depends on the type, size, type, and location of the tumor, and your child's age and health. If the brain tumor is situated in a position that makes it accessible for surgery, the pediatric neurosurgeon will remove the brain tumor.
Consult your pediatric neurosurgeons if your child experiences any of the below symptoms. Early detection of the condition can help control the severity of the symptoms and can be effectively treated. These symptoms should be thoroughly discussed with the neurosurgeon who will ask you to get some diagnostic tests done and then will design the treatment plan. Some of the signs and symptoms of neurological disorders are listed below:
One of the most common nervous system diseases in children, autism is characterized by impaired communication disturbances and social functioning. Symptoms include more focus on one item, lack of understanding social cues, and unresponsiveness. The severity of the symptoms also varies among affected individuals. Operating Hours of Dr. Hamidreza Foroutan If you wish to seek consultation from Dr Hamidreza Foroutan in his private clinic or hospital, you must visit him between 11 am and 6 pm from Monday to Saturday. Dr Hamidreza Foroutan is not available on Sunday. The doctor can be reached at any time in case of emergency. You can connect with the doctor or his attendant to confirm his/her availability because the doctor may not be available in the given time due to some personal reasons or any emergencies.
Dr Hamidreza Foroutan has successfully performed a wide range of surgeries. Some of the popular procedures performed by the specialists include:
Dr. Hamidreza Foroutan is a highly experienced pediatric neurosurgeon who is known for his patient-centric approach and deep subject knowledge. The doctor assesses the condition of the patient before performing any procedure in order to find the risk associated with the procedure. With vast experience in performing even the most complex cases with high precision and accuracy, the doctor follows medical protocols in order to ensure patient safety. Also, the doctor performs a variety of brain and spine surgeries using the latest techniques. Craniotomy is the most common type of surgery for a brain tumour in children. This process involves removal of all or part of the tumour. The neurosurgeon removes the whole tumour, or as much as possible. During the surgery the 'bone flap' is removed from the child's skull. This type of surgery is called 'craniotomy'. It allows the neurosurgeon to look into the child's brain and remove the tumour.
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Pediatric neurosurgeons, also known as child brain surgeons, are doctors who specialize in the surgical treatment of children. They treat conditions that affect the nervous system, brain, and spine. Neurosurgeons first have the training which makes them eligible to practice as a doctor. After this, they complete specialist training in neurosurgery. A pediatric neurosurgeon’s training is very rigorous. To have expertise in pediatrics, neurosurgeons continue their training after residency to complete a fellowship. Pediatric neurosurgeons work in different settings like private clinics and public or private hospitals. They work with other specialists and medical professionals as per the requirement of surgery. They access the condition of the patient before performing surgery.
For a complete evaluation of the condition of your children, a pediatric neurosurgeon performs diagnostic tests which may include the following:
CT scan test uses X-rays and computer technology to make images of the body. Electroencephalogram records the brain's electrical activity through the electrodes attached to the scalp. MRI uses a combination of magnets to make images of organs and structures.
You may need to see a neurosurgeon if your child has been examined by a primary care doctor and suggested that the symptoms are neurological in nature and would require surgery. The primary care physician consults a neurosurgeon to schedule an appointment for possible tests. Post the exam and tests, the neurosurgeon works with you to find the plan of care and often schedules surgery if required. If your child shows below signs and symptoms, consider seeing a pediatric neurosurgeon who will evaluate the condition and suggest required diagnostic tests to detect the underlying conditions. Below are some of these signs and symptoms:
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