Neuroendoscopy uses a tiny camera and fine instruments to treat conditions deep in the brain through very small openings and, for pituitary tumours, through the nose with no external cut. For the right patient this can mean less disruption and a smoother recovery.

Conditions treated

• Hydrocephalus (fluid build-up) treated with endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV), often avoiding a permanent shunt.
• Arachnoid cysts, fenestration to relieve the increased pressure.
• Pituitary tumours, reached through the nose (transnasal, trans-sphenoidal endoscopy) — no scalp or skull incision.

Why a minimally invasive approach

Smaller openings can mean less tissue disturbtion and, for many patients, a faster recovery. Whether it is suitable depends on the exact condition, which is assessed carefully for each patient.

Why Dr. Mazen Agour

Dr. Agour completed a fellowship in neuroendoscopy through the Cairo–Greifswald programme (Germany), with focused training in these minimally invasive techniques.

Book a consultation

Bring your most recent brain imaging and any previous reports. You can reach the clinic directly on WhatsApp to arrange an appointment.