Mechanical thrombectomy is a minimally invasive procedure used to remove clots from brain arteries during acute stroke, helping restore blood flow quickly and reduce brain damage.
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Dr. Mayur G. Gharat
MBBS, DNB (General Surgery), MCh (Neurosurgery), FSNVI
Hybrid (Brain, Spine & Endovascular) Neurosurgeon
Dr. Mayur Gharat is a highly qualified hybrid neurosurgeon specializing in brain and spine surgery as well as neurointervention. His work bridges the best of endoscopic and micro-neurosurgical practice with cutting-edge, minimally invasive endovascular techniques, allowing him to provide comprehensive and personalized care for patients with complex neurological conditions.
Currently, he is part of the Department of Neurosurgery and Interventional Neurology at Gleneagles Hospital, Mumbai (NABH & JCI accredited), where he works alongside his team to deliver the most advanced treatments in neurosurgery, stroke care, and neurointervention. With a strong focus on both the fundamentals and advanced aspects of neurointervention, he is committed to continuous learning by engaging with global leaders at high-volume centers and participating in national and international conferences.
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Why Choose Dr. Mayur Gharat
Advanced Brain, Spine & Stroke Care with Precision
Dr. Mayur Gharat is a highly qualified hybrid neurosurgeon specializing in brain, spine, and stroke care. He combines microsurgical expertise with minimally invasive endovascular techniques to deliver comprehensive, safe, and patient-centered treatment for complex neurological conditions.
Hybrid Neuro-Surgical
Expertise
Integrated approach combining brain and spine microsurgery with advanced endovascular neurointervention.
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Stroke Care
Expert management of stroke, aneurysms, AVMs, and complex neurovascular disorders with minimally invasive precision.
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Brain, Spine & Neurointervention Specialist
Brain, Spine & Neurointervention Specialist
Faq's
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What is Mechanical Thrombectomy?
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2. How are brain aneurysms treated?Brain aneurysms can be treated with endovascular coiling, flow diversion, endosaccular devices, or surgical clipping depending on the size, location, and patient condition.
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3. What is Neuroendoscopy?Neuroendoscopy is a minimally invasive technique using small cameras and instruments to treat brain conditions with smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery.
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4. When is Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery needed?It is recommended for selected spine conditions like disc prolapse or stenosis, allowing precise treatment through small incisions with quicker healing and minimal tissue damage.
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5. How are brain tumors managed?Brain tumors, both benign and malignant, are treated using advanced microsurgical techniques, sometimes combined with adjuvant therapies based on tumor type and stage.
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6. What conditions require vascular neurosurgery?Vascular neurosurgery treats complex blood vessel disorders of the brain and spine, including aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, and intracranial stenosis.
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7. How are head injuries and spine trauma treated?Management includes rapid assessment, imaging, surgical intervention when required, and continuous monitoring to prevent complications and optimize neurological recovery.
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8. What is intracranial or carotid stenting?Intracranial and carotid stenting are minimally invasive procedures that widen narrowed brain arteries, reducing stroke risk and improving cerebral blood circulation.
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9. Does Dr. Gharat provide pediatric neurosurgery?Yes, pediatric neurosurgical care is provided for selected brain and spine disorders in children with careful planning and specialized surgical techniques.
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10. What support is available in neurological emergencies?Emergency neurosurgery, ICU management, and round-the-clock neurocritical care are available for stroke, trauma, and other life-threatening neurological conditions.
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"Dr. Mayur Gharat performed an emergency stroke procedure for my father. His quick decision-making and confident approach helped save valuable time and ensured a smooth recovery."
Rahul Mehta
"I underwent minimally invasive spine surgery under Dr. Gharat’s care. The procedure was smooth, and his clear explanations made me feel calm and confident throughout the process."
Anita Deshmukh
"Dr. Gharat treated my brain aneurysm using advanced endovascular techniques. His precision and professionalism were remarkable, and I am grateful for the excellent outcome."
Sneha Kulkarni
"After a severe head injury, we received immediate and expert care. Dr. Mayur Gharat monitored every detail and ensured the best possible treatment during a critical time."
Vikram Shah
"The care provided for my spinal condition was exceptional. Dr. Gharat combined advanced technology with compassion, ensuring both effective treatment and emotional support."
Pooja Iyer
"Dr. Mayur Gharat handled my mother’s vascular neurosurgery with expertise and care. His calm demeanor and thorough explanations reassured our family at every step."
Karan Patel
"We are thankful for the dedicated neurocritical care provided during a medical emergency. Dr. Gharat’s prompt action and continuous monitoring made a significant difference."
Neha Sharma
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