+91 94404 49030 aneelkumar9@gmail.com Medicover Hospital, Madhapur, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500082 Mon – Sat: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Dr. Aneel Kumar P — Neuro & Spine Surgeon
Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn
Neuro oncology

Microscopic Tumor Excision

Dr. Aneel Kumar P uses precision surgical techniques to remove tumour tissue layer by layer under real-time microscopic examination, helping achieve complete clearance while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
Contact Us
Whats app

Book Your Consultation

What Is Microscopic Tumor Excision

Microscopic tumor excision, also known as microscopically controlled or micrographic surgery, is a staged procedure in which Dr. Aneel Kumar P removes a thin layer of tumor tissue and examines it under a microscope immediately before deciding whether further tissue needs to be removed.

This layer-by-layer mapping continues until the margins are completely clear of tumor cells, helping achieve a high cure rate while preserving as much surrounding healthy tissue as possible.

  • Real-time microscopic margin assessment
  • Performed under local anesthesia in most cases
  • Same-day tumor removal and confirmation
  • Real-time microscopic margin assessment
Neuro oncology :

Microscopic tumor excision

Navigation guided excision

Intra operative monitoring

Endoscopic skull base surgeries

Stereotactic biopsy

Awake craniotomy

Tumor fluorescence guided surgery

Advanced Neuro Oncology Care

Comprehensive, precision-focused brain tumor treatments combining advanced technology, surgical expertise, and personalized care for safer outcomes.

Contact Us
How the Procedure Works

Dr. Aneel Kumar P uses advanced imaging to help the surgical team accurately identify the target and safely obtain tissue for laboratory examination.

Local Anesthesia

The tumor site is numbed and the visible tumor is excised with a thin margin of surrounding tissue.

Microscopic Mapping

The tissue is color-coded, mapped, and processed for immediate microscopic examination.

Margin Examination

The surgeon examines 100% of the excised margin for any remaining tumor cells.

Repeat or Reconstruct

If tumor cells remain, only that exact area is re-excised. Once clear, the wound is closed or reconstructed.
Why Choose Microscopic Tumor Excision

Dr. Aneel Kumar P provides precise, specialized care for tumor removal, using microscopic examination to guide each stage of treatment. His approach focuses on complete tumor clearance while preserving as much healthy surrounding tissue as possible.

Enhanced Surgical Precision

High-powered magnification enables surgeons to clearly distinguish tumor tissue from surrounding healthy structures.

Maximum Tumor Clearance

Layer-by-layer visualization supports thorough removal while maintaining important neurological functions.

Healthy Tissue Preservation

Precise techniques minimize unnecessary damage, helping preserve critical brain tissue and neurological function.

Microsurgical Expertise

Performed using specialized equipment and refined neurosurgical techniques for complex tumor cases.

Personalized Surgical Planning

Each procedure is tailored to tumor location, size, complexity, and individual patient needs.

Focused Patient Care

Comprehensive evaluation and postoperative monitoring support a safer and more coordinated treatment journey.
Frequently Asked Questions

The area is numbed with local anesthesia, so the procedure itself is generally painless. Mild soreness afterward is normal and manageable with standard pain relief.

Most procedures are completed in a single visit, though total time varies depending on how many tissue layers need to be examined before margins are clear

Some scarring is expected with any excision. Because only tumor-involved tissue is removed, scars are typically smaller than with standard wide excision.

Margins are examined in real time during the procedure itself, so clearance is typically confirmed the same day.

Most patients resume normal activities within a few days. Full healing of the surgical site can take a few weeks depending on size and location.

Scroll to Top