Mini-Chiari Decompression

Mini-Chiari decompression is a minimally invasive approach for treating Chiari Malformation using a small incision at the back of the head. This technique reduces muscle disruption and scarring, allowing for faster recoveryand minimal hair cutting.

How It Works:

  • A small, tailored bone removal is performed to relieve pressure.

  • Ultrasound imaging is used to assess cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow.

  • A dura patch is often placed to expand space for the brain.

  • Restoring CSF flow typically leads to symptom improvement.

The mini-Chiari approach offers the same benefits as traditional decompression with less tissue disruption and a more precise, patient-friendly approach.

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Meet Dr.Nakaji

Dr. Peter Nakaji is an expert in microvascular decompression surgery, using minimally invasive and endoscopic techniques to safely reposition blood vessels and relieve nerve compression. His approach prioritizes precision, patient safety, and long-term relief from pain disorders.

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