Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul Brain, Spine & Endovascular Neurosurgeon

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AIIMS-trained Neurosurgeon | Brain, Spine & Endovascular Specialist
Minimal Invasive | Skull Base | Neuro-Oncology
📍 Yashoda Medicity
📍 Indirapuram | Gagan Vihar

16/06/2026

What if brain tumours speak out loud and show up during surgery....







Contact for Neuro Consultation:
Dr Dibya Jyoti Mahakul
798261 9638

🧠 World Brain Tumor Day | June 8Theme 2026: A Closer LookEarly signs of brain tumors are often subtle and easily missed....
09/06/2026

🧠 World Brain Tumor Day | June 8
Theme 2026: A Closer Look

Early signs of brain tumors are often subtle and easily missed. Persistent headaches, vision changes, memory issues, or balance problems should never be ignored.
Awareness and timely diagnosis can make a life-saving difference.

Let’s take a closer look—because early action leads to better outcomes.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul
Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon
MS (PGI Chandigarh) | MCh (AIIMS New Delhi)
FNO, FCVS, FINR, FMISS
Specialist in Minimally Invasive Brain & Spine Surgery and Neuro-Intervention

📍 Lifecare 11, Gagan Vihar, Near Karkarimor Flyover, East Delhi – 110051
🕒 OPD: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM (Monday to Saturday)
📞 9311986200 | 7982619638
🌐 www.drdibyajyotimahakul.com

✨ Awareness today. A stronger tomorrow.

brain tumor awareness, brain tumor symptoms, neurosurgeon in Delhi, brain tumor treatment Delhi, minimally invasive brain surgery, spine surgery specialist, neuro intervention specialist, World Brain Tumor Day

05/06/2026

Neuronavigation guides precise tumor removal, maximizing safety and preserving critical brain functions




01/06/2026

A charming clinical anecdote.

Curious Case of Antibiotics, Bacteria, and More Antibiotics & more bacteria #

It was one of those cold winter mornings.

My patient was recovering well after surgery, and everything seemed to be progressing satisfactorily. During rounds, however, I noticed that she had developed a few episodes of loose stools.

After examining her, I briefed her husband and stepped out of the ward. A few moments later, he followed me to the nursing station.

Husband: Doctor, what is wrong with her?

Me: Nothing serious. It's probably antibiotic-associated diarrhoea.

Husband: Oh, I thought diarrhoea happens because of a bacterial infection.

Me: You're not entirely wrong. In fact, it can be caused by a bacterium. We call this condition Pseudomembranous Colitis.

Husband: But aren't the antibiotics supposed to prevent infections?

Me: Absolutely.

Husband: Then what do we do now?

Me: We've sent some tests and, meanwhile, I've started her on probiotics.

Husband: Probiotics?

Me: Yes. They're essentially beneficial bacteria that help restore the normal balance of the gut.

Husband: Another bacteria?

Me: Another bacteria.

Husband: And if that doesn't work?

Me: Then we may have to prescribe an antibiotic.

Husband: Yet another antibiotic?

Me: Yes.

At this point, he paused, trying to process the logic.

Husband: So, let me get this straight. You prescribed antibiotics to prevent infection. Then she developed a gut problem because of bacteria. To fix that, you're giving her more bacteria. And if that doesn't work, you'll give her more antibiotics

Me: That's about right.

He smiled and shook his head.

Husband: Sounds confusing, doctor. But I trust you.

Me: Laughing— Medicine often sounds stranger than fiction. But sometimes, that's exactly how it works.

Medicine is one of the few professions where you may treat a problem caused by antibiotics with bacteria, and if that fails, with another antibiotic. Sometimes the science is complex; the trust is simple.

31/05/2026

Why should one consult a Hybrid Cerebrovascular Surgeon for Stroke and Neurovascular diseases ?
..and what I do as a Hybrid Cerebrovascular Surgeon?

30/05/2026

Brain aneurysms are like deadly beasts.....coils help tame them ....





09/05/2026

Hybrid cerebrovascular surgery merges microsurgical and endovascular expertise for complex neurovascular disorders.
Team MIBES reflects relentless dedication, precision, and courage in continually advancing the boundaries of modern cerebrovascular care.





05/05/2026

Endoscopic spine surgery.....a game changer in the world of spine surgery and a boon for patients





19/04/2026

They came with hopes....
They return with smiles.....

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11, 3rd Floor, Life Care, Gagan Vihar
Delhi
110051

Opening Hours

Monday 5:30pm - 9pm
Tuesday 5:30pm - 9pm
Wednesday 5:30pm - 9pm
Thursday 5:30pm - 9pm
Friday 5:30pm - 9pm
Saturday 5:30pm - 9pm

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