At Medicover Hospital, Whitefield (Bengaluru), doctors successfully treated a 67-year-old woman who was at high risk of a severe stroke. The treatment involved advanced neurovascular care and quick action from a team of specialists.

Early Warning Signs Noticed

For about a week, the patient had repeated symptoms such as:

Each episode lasted only a few minutes. However, these were warning signs of a serious problem.

Even after taking prescribed medications (dual antiplatelet therapy), her symptoms continued. Doctors decided to do detailed tests to find the cause and prevent a major stroke.

Serious Blockage Detected

An MRI scan of the brain did not show any evidence of an acute stroke. But further testing with CT angiography revealed severe narrowing of blood vessels:

These conditions greatly increased her risk of stroke.

After identifying the issue, the neurology and interventional radiology teams immediately formulated a comprehensive treatment plan to restore adequate blood flow to the brain.

Advanced Endovascular Stenting Procedure

Doctors performed an endovascular stenting procedure under general anesthesia at our Whitefield unit in Bengaluru.

This is a minimally invasive procedure that:

The procedure was carried out by a team of:

Following the procedure, the patient experienced fluctuations in blood pressure. These were carefully monitored and effectively managed using appropriate intravenous therapies and oral medications.

Recovery and Positive Clinical Outcome

With continuous medical supervision and systematic post-treatment care, the patient demonstrated gradual clinical improvement and remained neurologically stable. She was discharged with guidelines for ongoing monitoring and lifestyle management.

This successful outcome underscores the importance of early detection of stroke risk, timely intervention, and the advanced neurovascular treatment capabilities available at Medicover Hospitals, Whitefield.

Doctor's Advice

Dr. Surbhi Chaturvedi (Consultant Neurologist and Stroke Specialist) emphasized that transient ischemic attacks should always be treated as medical emergencies because the risk of developing a major stroke remains highest within forty-eight hours.

She further stated that early diagnosis, advanced imaging evaluation, and timely interventional treatment can significantly improve survival outcomes and prevent long-term neurological disability among high-risk patients.

Advanced Stroke Care at Medicover Whitefield, Bengaluru

This milestone further reinforces Medicover Hospital Whitefield's commitment to providing comprehensive stroke prevention and neurovascular care through modern technology and expert specialists.

By successfully managing complex vascular issues, our hospital continues to strengthen patient confidence while expanding access to advanced neurological treatment services in Bengaluru and the surrounding areas.

Emergency Support

If you or someone around you has stroke symptoms, seek immediate help.

Call: 8867026161

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