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Neurosurgery

neurosurgery

Our Approach

Expert, coordinated care for the treatment and recovery of complex conditions of the brain, spine and nervous system.

Neurosurgeons at Powers Health offer advanced treatment for back pain, neck pain, spine disorders, spinal tumors, brain tumors and complex neurological conditions. Our team also offers expertise in the treatment of neurovascular disorders, as well as minimally invasive procedures to remove tumors and relieve pressure.

Community Hospital in Munster is certified by the Joint Commission as Indiana’s first certified spine surgery program. A dedicated team of neurosurgical specialists provides high-quality care for our spine patients by aligning patient care with the latest technology to ensure the best outcomes.

Conditions

neurology Brain Tumors
orthopedics Cervical Stenosis
skeleton Chronic & Lower Back Pain
orthopedics Chronic Neck Pain
orthopedics Degenerative Disc Disease
neurology Glioma
skeleton Herniated Disc
neurology Meningioma
orthopedics Myelopathy
hematology Neurovascular Disorders
neurology Pituitary Tumors
skeleton Spinal Stenosis
skeleton Spine Tumors

Neurosurgery FAQs

For frequently asked questions regarding spine surgery, visit our spine surgery page.

Neurosurgeons diagnose and treat conditions affecting the brain, spine and nervous system, including back and neck pain, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, brain tumors, spinal tumors and stroke-related conditions.

Both specialties treat spinal disorders and perform spine surgery. Neurosurgeons receive specialized training in the brain, spine, spinal cord and nervous system, while orthopedic spine surgeons are trained in the musculoskeletal system and spinal biomechanics.

Many spinal tumors can be treated with surgery, often in combination with radiation therapy or other treatments. The best approach depends on the tumor type, location and overall health of the patient.

Some brain tumors may be managed with observation, radiation therapy, radiosurgery or other minimally invasive treatments. Treatment recommendations depend on the size of the tumor, its location and characteristics.