Is undergoing surgery with CUSA affordable?
CUSA is an expensive machine. The specialists are specially trained to use the CUSA machine. The financial cost of this surgery is high.
Is there any condition in which CUSA should not be used?
There is no contraindication to using CUSA.
What symptoms should I tell my doctor about after the brain surgery?
You should inform your doctor if you have increasing headaches, fever, seizures, vomiting, or abnormal facial or arm sensations.
How many follow-ups are required after discharge from the hospital?
Your doctor will tell you when to come back for a checkup depending on the type of surgery you have undergone and your condition at discharge.
Why has my surgeon chosen to operate my tumor with a CUSA device?
Surgeons find the CUSA device very accurate and safe for cancer surgeries. The surgery is selective, removes cancer tissue while preserving healthy structures around the tumor, like blood vessels and nerves.
How safe is surgery with CUSA?
Surgery by CUSA is safe and precise.
What is the complete form of CUSA?
The complete form of CUSA is Cavitron Ultrasonic Surgical Aspirator.
What is meant by CUSA surgery?
CUSA surgery means that your surgeon will use a particular ultrasonic aspirator device called CUSA to conduct the surgery.
How is life after surgery for a brain tumor?
Individuals may encounter challenges with communication, engagement, remembrance, and alterations in their personality. These challenges may hinder their capacity to work and their daily routine. These challenges can be stressful for the individual and their loved ones.
Do brain tumors run in families?
Yes, the most common cause of brain tumors is due to hereditary reasons. There is an increased risk of developing specific brain tumors if a close relative has the tumor. Some brain tumors may also occur due to genetic conditions.
