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Veterinary Neurosurgery

Veterinary neurosurgery – Advanced care for complex cases

Introduction

Veterinary neurosurgery plays a crucial role in the treatment of central and peripheral nervous system disorders in animals. At CENTREDMVET, we offer you a team of highly qualified specialists and state-of-the-art equipment to provide optimal care for your four-legged companions.
Thanks to a multidisciplinary approach and advanced technologies, our neurosurgery department treats complex pathologies, improving the quality of life of animals suffering from neurological disorders.

Interdisciplinary collaboration and post-operative follow-up

The physiotherapy department at CENTREDMVET plays a crucial role in the functional recovery of patients undergoing surgery. Thanks to close collaboration between departments, our neurosurgeons provide comprehensive, personalized care for each case, with rigorous follow-up to ensure the best possible results.
Whether for a consultation or an emergency intervention, CENTREDMVET’s neurosurgery department is available to meet even the most complex needs, always respecting animal welfare.

The experts

Dr Edouard Marchal

m.v., IPSAV, DACVIM (Neurologie), et pratiquant la neurochirurgie
Dr Edouard Marchal

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For advanced surgical care tailored to your pet’s needs, contact CENTREDMVET today. Our team is here to offer you personalized service and customized solutions.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of pathologies require veterinary neurosurgery?

Our specialists treat a variety of neurological conditions, including:
✔️ Herniated discs leading to paralysis or severe pain
✔️ Vertebral fractures and spinal instabilities
✔️ Brain tumors requiring surgical intervention
✔️ Hydrocephalus and head trauma
✔️ Peripheral nerve damage causing loss of mobility

How do I diagnose a neurological disorder in my pet?

Symptoms that may indicate a neurological problem include:
✔️ Sudden loss of mobility or paralysis
✔️ Imbalance, loss of coordination or frequent falls
✔️ Convulsions or epileptiform seizures
✔️ Severe neck or back pain
✔️ Unexplained behavioral changes

In case of doubt, a specialized consultation with advanced examinations (MRI, CT scan) is recommended.

What tests are performed before neurosurgery?

Our specialists perform :
✔️ Advanced medical imaging (MRI and CT) for precise diagnosis
✔️ Electromyography (EMG) to analyze nerve activity
✔️ Comprehensive neurological examinations to assess motor and sensory function

Does my pet need to be hospitalized after neurosurgery?

Yes, most procedures require post-operative hospitalization to monitor recovery and pain management. Our teams provide 24/7 medical follow-up to ensure the best possible recovery conditions.

What are the risks of neurosurgery?

As with any surgery, there are risks, including
✔️ Post-operative infection (controlled by rigorous follow-up)
✔️ Inflammation or wound-healing complications
✔️ Partial neurological recovery, depending on the severity of the case

Our specialized veterinarians minimize these risks through advanced expertise and personalized care.