Excision of intradural lesion
The dural sac is the membranous sheath or tube of dura mater that surrounds the spinal cord. An excision of intradural lesion involves removing a lesion from this area.
What does an excision of intradural lesion involve?
During the procedure, your surgeon will make an incision, usually in the back of your neck, and exposure your dura. The membrane is opened and the lesion is then removed. You will be placed under general anaesthetic so you won’t feel any pain during the procedure.
Why choose us?
Experienced orthopaedic specialists: Our surgeons developed their skills within leading NHS hospitals. They have many years of experience treating bone, joint, and muscle problems.
Care tailored to you: A team of musculoskeletal experts will work together to create a treatment and recovery plan based on your needs.
Fast access to treatment: We can often arrange a consultation the next day and, if needed, help you move quickly through to surgery.
Easy to reach in central London: Our private hospital is in South Kensington, with excellent public transport links.
Clear self-pay options
As well as working with all major insurance companies, we also welcome patients who wish to pay for themselves.
Below is an outline of our self-pay fixed price package for this procedure.
Fixed price package
- Pre-admission tests
- Private ensuite room
- Theatre procedure including prothesis
- Professional fees (surgical and anaesthetics)
- Meals, nursing care and discharge medication
- No extra cost for additional unplanned stay
- Return to theatres if complications arise
(Please see package terms and conditions for further details).
When enquiring, please quote A5110.
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