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Gamma Knife Surgery in India: Advanced, Precise, and Minimally Invasive Brain Tumor Treatment at Fortis Gurugram

Dr. SANDEEP VAISHYA May 12, 2025

Gamma Knife Surgery in India is transforming how complex brain conditions are treated — offering a non-invasive, highly precise, and effective alternative to open brain surgery. Fortis Healthcare, a leader in neurosurgical excellence, brings this cutting-edge technology to patients across India and the world.
At Fortis, patients benefit from advanced Leksell Gamma Knife equipment, internationally trained neurosurgeons, and a seamless treatment experience — making it one of the best destinations for Gamma Knife Surgery in India.

What is Gamma Knife Surgery?
Gamma Knife Surgery is a specialized form of stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) used to treat various brain disorders. Despite its name, it doesn’t involve a scalpel or traditional surgery. Instead, over 200 focused beams of gamma radiation target and treat the affected area in the brain with extreme precision — all without a single incision.
1-This procedure is most commonly used to treat:
2-Brain tumors (benign and malignant)
3-Trigeminal neuralgia
4-Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs)
5-Acoustic neuromas
6-Pituitary tumors
7-Brain metastases
8-Certain functional neurological disorders

Why Choose Fortis Healthcare for Gamma Knife Surgery in India?
Fortis Healthcare is one of the leading centers in India for Gamma Knife Surgery, offering excellence in every aspect of patient care. Here’s why patients from across India and abroad trust Fortis:


1. World-Class Gamma Knife Technology
Fortis uses the Leksell Gamma Knife Icon system, one of the most advanced platforms globally for non-invasive brain surgery. This allows for ultra-precise targeting with real-time imaging and frameless fixation in many cases.


2. Expert Neurosurgeons and Radiation Oncologists
Our highly experienced team of neurosurgeons and radiation specialists have extensive training in performing Gamma Knife procedures with maximum safety and efficacy.


3. Minimally Invasive, Outpatient Procedure
Gamma Knife Surgery at Fortis is typically performed as a day-care procedure. Most patients return home the same day, avoiding long hospital stays or recovery periods.


4. Cost-Effective and High-Quality Care
Compared to countries like the US or UK, the cost of Gamma Knife Surgery at Fortis is significantly lower — without compromising on quality, safety, or outcomes. The average cost ranges between ₹4 lakhs to ₹6.5 lakhs, depending on the complexity of the case.


5. Comprehensive Patient Support
From pre-operative assessment to post-treatment follow-up, Fortis provides end-to-end support, including assistance for international patients, second opinions, and complete care coordination.

Common Conditions Treated with Gamma Knife at Fortis Hospital, Gurugram 
Brain Tumors


Gamma Knife is highly effective in treating various brain tumors including:
1-Meningiomas
2-Pituitary adenomas
3-Acoustic neuromas
4-Metastatic brain tumors
5-Trigeminal Neuralgia


Fortis Hospital, Gurugram  offers Gamma Knife for trigeminal neuralgia, a condition that causes severe facial pain. The procedure offers fast relief with minimal complications.
1-Arteriovenous Malformations (AVMs)
2-For patients with AVMs, Gamma Knife causes abnormal vessels to shrink and close off over time, reducing the risk of brain bleeding or stroke.
3-Brain Metastases
4-Patients with cancers that spread to the brain (like from lung, breast, or kidney) often benefit from Gamma Knife’s focused radiation, especially when surgery isn't an option.

How Gamma Knife Surgery is Performed at Fortis
1.Initial Consultation
Patients undergo thorough neurological evaluation and imaging (MRI, CT) to assess eligibility.
2.Stereotactic Frame or Mask Placement
A head frame or customized mask is used to immobilize the head for accurate targeting.
3.Treatment Planning
Using advanced 3D imaging software, neurosurgeons and radiation oncologists at Fortis create a personalized plan to target the lesion precisely.
4.Radiation Delivery
The patient lies comfortably in the Gamma Knife machine as radiation is delivered. The procedure is painless and typically lasts 1–2 hours.
5.Post-Treatment
Patients are monitored briefly and discharged the same day with follow-up appointments scheduled as required.

International Patients at Fortis: A Global Choice
Fortis Healthcare welcomes patients from across the globe for Gamma Knife procedures, offering:
1-Medical visa assistance
2-Airport pickup and accommodation support
3-Language interpretation services
4-Priority consultations and second opinions
5-Dedicated international patient coordinators

Frequently Asked Questions


Q. Is Gamma Knife Surgery safe?
Yes, it is extremely safe with very low complication rates. It’s a non-invasive, FDA-approved method used worldwide.


Q. Will I need general anesthesia?
No. Patients are awake throughout the procedure. Mild sedation may be used to reduce anxiety.


Q. How long before I see results?
Depending on the condition, results may take weeks to months. Fortis ensures proper follow-up care and imaging.


Q. Is Gamma Knife a permanent cure?
In many cases — especially for benign tumors and trigeminal neuralgia — Gamma Knife can offer permanent control or cure.


Conclusion
If you or a loved one is facing a complex brain condition, Gamma Knife Surgery at Fortis India offers a powerful, non-invasive solution with world-class outcomes. With advanced technology, expert neurosurgeons, and compassionate care, Fortis ensures every patient receives safe, precise, and effective treatment.
Book a consultation with Fortis Hospital, Gurugram  today and take the first step toward safer brain care.

 

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Dr. SANDEEP VAISHYA
Dr. SANDEEP VAISHYA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & HOD NEURO SURGERY | Fortis Gurgaon
  • Neurosurgery | Neurosurgery
  • Date 30 Years
  • INR 2000

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