MThe eSCIT procedure is a minimally invasive keyhole approach designed to access deep areas in the back of the head with a smaller incision and less disruption than traditional surgery.

How It Works:

• The patient is positioned in a relaxed, sitting-slouch posture (similar to reclining in a lounger).

• A small keyhole opening is created to access deep brain structures.

• Endoscopic technology enhances visibility and precision.

Conditions Treated with eSCIT:

• Pineal tumors

• Meningiomas

• Pineal cysts

• Other deep-seated brain tumors

The eSCIT approach minimizes surgical impact, allowing for faster recovery and improved outcomes compared to traditional open brain surgery.

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