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Choose the topic you’re concerned about and open its information page before requesting an appointment. Each page explains what the condition is, when it is monitored and when treatment may be considered, as well as the limits of public information: no article can decide on treatment for you.
The guides cover neurological emergencies, assessment and second opinions, aneurysms and other lesions of the brain’s blood vessels, stroke, degenerative spine conditions, head or spinal cord trauma, tumors and hydrocephalus, and trigeminal neuralgia.
If someone suddenly loses strength, speech, or vision, or suffers a serious injury, do not look here: call 911 or go to the emergency department. The appointment is for cases that can wait until a visit.
El Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez atiende en Hospital MAC La Viga y Hospital Ángeles Lindavista. Consulta: lunes 15:00–20:00 y miércoles 10:00–14:00; confirma la sede al agendar. WhatsApp +52 55 2193 8191 · asistente Karina 55 4822 5130 · martin.casas.ncx@gmail.com.
Emergency medical careWhat to do in the event of a sudden neurological deficit, and what a neurosurgeon can assess once you are in the hospital. This does not replace 911.Learn more
Consultation and assessmentFirst visit or second opinion to decide whether a brain, spine, or nerve problem should be monitored, evaluated, or treated with surgery.Learn more
Neurovascular conditionsAneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, and cavernomas: when they are monitored and when treatment is considered.Learn more
Neurological endovascular therapyCatheter-based treatment of a blood vessel in the brain, and when open surgery may still be the better option.Learn more
Cerebral infarction (stroke)Warning signs and limitations of thrombolysis or thrombectomy. An ongoing stroke requires emergency care, not a message.Learn more- Degenerative SpineHerniated disc, spinal canal narrowing, or instability: how to tell the difference between pain treated with rehabilitation and pain caused by nerve compression.Learn more
- Neurotrauma careHead injury, hematoma, or skull fracture: what is monitored in the hospital and which signs require emergency care.Learn more
- Care for Spinal Cord TraumaAccident with possible spinal cord injury: do not move the person, and what surgery may stabilize later.Learn more
- Neurosurgical Pathology CareTumors, hydrocephalus, and cysts: not every lesion requires surgery, and not every lesion is cancer.Learn more
- Surgery for Trigeminal NeuralgiaFacial pain that feels like electric shocks. Medication is usually tried first; a procedure is discussed when it is no longer enough.Learn more