
Hospital MAC La Viga
Calz. de la Viga 1174, Office 737, Col. El Triunfo, Iztapalapa Borough, ZIP Code 09430, Mexico City
Neurosurgeon. Advanced training in vascular neurosurgery. Subspecialty in neurological endovascular therapy.
When a cerebral aneurysm, stroke/brain infarction, neurovascular condition, tumor, or spinal problem is suspected or diagnosed and may require surgery or endovascular treatment. An assessment determines whether observation or intervention is appropriate.
This is a minimally invasive, catheter-based approach to treating certain diseases of the blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord. Not everyone is a candidate; it is recommended after clinical evaluation and imaging.
Yes. Aneurysms and stroke (cerebrovascular accident, or CVA) are evaluated to guide medical, endovascular, or surgical treatment based on the clinical scenario and time since onset.
Yes. Degenerative spine conditions (herniated discs, spinal canal narrowing, radiculopathy, and instability) are managed with a conservative or surgical plan depending on severity and response to treatment.
In Mexico City, at Hospital MAC La Viga and Hospital Ángeles Lindavista. Consultations: Monday 15:00–20:00 and Wednesday 10:00–14:00. Confirm the location when scheduling.
By WhatsApp at +52 55 2193 8191. If there is no immediate response, contact the assistant, Karina, at 55 4822 5130.
Clear assessment and treatment plan for cerebral aneurysm, stroke (cerebral infarction), neurovascular conditions, and spine conditions. Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez sees patients in Mexico City, focusing on highly specialized procedures and minimally invasive techniques when indicated.
If you do not receive an immediate reply, it may be because of ongoing surgeries. For urgent matters, contact assistant Karina at 55 4822 5130
Imaging and clinical assessment to determine the most appropriate treatment for aneurysms, stroke, and other neurovascular conditions.
When indicated, endovascular approaches and techniques aimed at shortening recovery time are considered.
Care is also available for degenerative spine conditions (herniated discs, spinal canal narrowing, radiculopathy), with a step-by-step plan.
Support before and after surgery to answer questions and monitor your progress.
Training at UNAM, current certification from the Mexican Council of Neurological Surgery, and publications in vascular and endovascular neurosurgery. Each document can be reviewed on its page.
Specialist in Medicine (Neurological Endovascular Therapy)National Autonomous University of Mexico
Certified as a Specialist in Neurological Endovascular TherapyMexican Council of Neurological Surgery, A.C. · CONACEM
Endovascular treatment of brain aneurysms at Hospital de Especialidades del Centro Médico Nacional «La Raza»IMSS · Current Topics in Neurosurgery · Excellence in Medicine Collection, Volume XII · 2024Educational material about vascular and endovascular neurosurgery. It does not replace a medical consultation.
Includes images of surgical procedures.
First visit or second opinion to decide whether a brain, spine, or nerve problem should be monitored, evaluated, or treated with surgery.

Calz. de la Viga 1174, Office 737, Col. El Triunfo, Iztapalapa Borough, ZIP Code 09430, Mexico City

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