Online Consultation For Brachial Plexus Injuries/Stereotactic Procedures Doctors in Spain

When selecting a specialist, look for a board-certified neurosurgeon or neurointerventionist with:

• Expertise in peripheral nerve injury management
• Training in stereotactic and microsurgical neurotechniques
• Experience with brachial plexus tumors, post-traumatic neuropathy, and nerve root avulsions
• Access to intraoperative neuro-navigation and functional mapping

Opt for a hospital that offers stereotactic neurosurgery with intraoperative monitoring, ideally with:

• A dedicated peripheral nerve and functional neurosurgery unit
• Advanced 3D neuronavigation systems and stereotactic robotic platforms
• Integrated rehabilitation, pain medicine, and neuroimaging departments
• Accreditation from EFNS (European Federation of Neurological Societies) or JCI

Yes. MediGence offers online consultations with Spain’s leading neurosurgeons before your journey.

How to connect and review:

• Explore doctor bios, surgical outcomes, and peer-reviewed cases
• Upload prior diagnostics (MRI, CT myelogram, EMG/NCS reports)
• Book a secure video consultation via the MediGence portal

A 2–3 week medical travel stay is typically required for diagnostics, surgery, and initial rehabilitation:

• Day 1–3: Pre-op neuroimaging, EMG, clinical mapping, and surgical planning
• Day 4–5: Stereotactic or microsurgical intervention (under general anesthesia)
• Day 6–10: Hospital observation, pain control, and neuro-monitoring
• Week 2–3: Post-op physiotherapy and functional assessment
• Return flight once cleared with home-based rehab protocols and virtual follow-up

Yes. Spain is a leader in advanced neuromodulation and reconstructive nerve surgery, providing:

• Multidisciplinary care involving neurosurgery, neurology, and rehabilitation
• Robotic stereotactic systems for high precision
• Patient-centric services including translators, airport transfers, and post-op coordination

MediGence support includes:

• Matching you with the right functional neurosurgeon
• Help with medical visa, accommodations, and local logistics
• Arranging virtual rehab and follow-up in your home country

Qualifications:

• MD or MBBS with specialisation in Neurosurgery
• Fellowship training in functional, stereotactic, or peripheral nerve surgery

Experience:

• Proven outcomes in treating root avulsions, neuromas, and post-traumatic plexopathy
• Skilled in robotic stereotactic resection, DREZotomy, or neuromodulation
• Active participation in clinical trials and neurorehabilitation programs

Yes. MediGence enables patients to:

• Compare stereotactic vs open microsurgical options
• Discuss potential for nerve grafting, DREZotomy, or neurostimulation
• Weigh long-term outcomes including motor-sensory restoration and pain control

To validate the specialist:

• Confirm SENEC or EANS certification
• Review patient testimonials, surgical publications, and case videos
• Ensure the hospital performs regular peripheral nerve and stereotactic surgeries

During your consultation, the neurosurgeon will:

• Review symptoms, injury timeline, and prior surgeries or diagnostics
• Analyse your MRI, CT, and EMG reports for root integrity and target mapping
• Explain potential procedures (stereotactic decompression, neurolysis, nerve transfer)
• Provide a step-by-step surgical, rehab, and return-to-activity plan