IBS Hospital offers state-of-the-art treatment for colloid cysts, utilizing the latest surgical technologies. Our dedicated neurosurgeons provide personalized care, focusing on minimally invasive procedures for optimal outcomes and quicker recovery.
A Colloid Cyst is a non-malignant, fluid-filled mass that typically develops in or around the anterior third ventricle of the brain. The cyst is filled with a proteinaceous fluid that consists of mucin, old blood, cholesterol, and ions. Colloid cysts can obstruct the normal flow of cerebrospinal fluid. These account for 15 to 20 percent of all cysts that develop within the ventricles. Colloid cysts are very rare, comprising only about 2 percent of all brain-originating tumors. They primarily affect adults, especially those in their 40s and 50s.
A person with a Colloid Cyst typically does not experience any noticeable symptoms, and these generally tend to develop when intracranial pressure increases due to the disrupted flow of cerebrospinal fluids. Common symptoms that may be experienced include:
The underlying cause of Colloid Cysts is not known; however, it is believed that they begin developing during embryonic development.
Colloid Cysts are generally diagnosed using detailed imaging modalities, which include:
At IBS Hospital, some of the common treatment options available for Colloid Cysts include:
Meet the team of highly specialised and experienced neurosurgeons, neurologists, orthopedicians, and other experts in the field of neurology and spine care. Our team is dedicated to providing personalised and compassionate care to each patient, with the goal of helping them achieve the best possible outcomes.
We continuously incorporate cutting-edge technologies from around the world into our offerings, such as a surgical system that allows for precise and confident complex procedures. We use magnetic stimulation to treat certain neurological conditions and create personalised brain maps for tailored treatment plans. Nerve monitoring during surgeries ensures the nervous system is not compromised, and a robotic exoskeleton aids in mobility issues. Our goal at IBS Hospital is to provide the best care possible, utilising the latest and most innovative technologies available.