21/05/2026
Mr. Sulaymon had been living with headaches since he was 9 years old. For over a decade, they were dismissed. He was treated for raised intracranial pressure, told his MRI was normal, and sent home.
Then, five months before reaching us, his vision started going. Brief blackouts, both eyes, gone in seconds. Easy to explain away as tiredness. One week before admission, it stopped resolving on its own.
He came to us with a large left frontal meningioma that had been quietly growing for years, compressing his brain and pushing pressure so high that his optic nerves were beginning to fail. Without surgery, permanent blindness was likely.
On 27 February 2026, Dr. Satyakam Baruah performed a navigation-assisted left frontal craniotomy, removing the massive tumour completely while preserving the surrounding critical structures of the brain. By 4 March, Sulaymon walked out of the hospital, stable, alert, and with no new deficits.
A changed pattern of headache. Vision symptoms in both eyes. These are never just tiredness.
Link to the complete case study 🔗 https://beyondseizures.com/blog/navigation-assisted-meningioma-surgery-faridabad/
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