– Meningioma
– Craniopharyngioma
– Glioma (astrocytomas, oligodendrogliomas, ependimomas and glioblastomas)
– Rare tumors (cordoma and condrosarcomas, jugular glomus tumors, bone tumors, lymphomas, orbital tumors, cerebral hemangioblastomas, pineal region tumors, PNET, meduloblastomas and ventricular tumors)
– Microsurgical resection (minimally invasive) of intracerebral and intraventricular tumors (astrocytoma, glioblastoma, oligodendroglioma, ependimoma, meduloblastoma, hemangioblastoma, etc.) guided by neuronavigation
– Microsurgical resection of brain tumors located in functional areas (areas of language, motor areas), with cortical mapping under local anesthesia (awake patient) and neuronavigation
– Microsurgical resection of extracerebral tumors (meningioma, epidermoid cyst, etc.), guided by neuronavigation
– Resection of skull base tumors (meningioma, acoustic neurinoma / vestibular schwanoma, etc.) with cranial nerve monitoring and neuronavigation
– Microsurgical resection of cerebral or cranial metastases, guided by neuronavigation
– Endoscopic trans-sphenoid resection of the pituitary adenoma
– Stereotactic biopsy of brain tumors guided by neuronavigation

– Vascular Decompression
– Other Percutaneous Procedures

– Evacuation of acute or chronic subdural hematoma
– Evacuation of extradural hematomas
– Evacuation of post-traumatic intracerebral hematomas
– Surgery of intrusive cranial fractures
– Decompressive craniectomy
– Intracranial pressure monitoring

– Endoscopic Ventriculocisternostomy
– Ventriculoperitoneal drainage with pressure valve
– External ventricular drainage

– Epilepsy Surgery
– Microsurgical Selective Amigdalohipocampectomy
– Microsurgical resection of epileptogenic lesion, guided by neuronavigation
– Cerebral hemisphere disconnection
– Microvascular decompression for trigeminal neuralgia or facial hemispasm

– Surgical treatment of cerebral abscess
– Surgical treatment of cerebrospinal fluid leaks (CSF fistulae)

– basilar invagination
– craniocervical junction instability

– Microsurgical (minimally invasive) ablation of lumbar disc herniation (microdiscectomy or endoscopic ablation)
– Microsurgical or endoscopic cure of lumbar canal stenosis
– Intersomatic fusion (PLIF) for spondylolisthesis with rods and screws
– Microsurgery of the cervical disc herniation by anterior approach
– Microsurgical treatment of the cervical disc herniation by the posterior approach (foraminotomy)
– Microsurgical treatment of the stenosis of the cervical canal by anterior approach (discectomy and corpectomy) or posterior approach (laminectomy)
– Microsurgical treatment of thoracic disc herniation

– Surgical treatment of thoraco-lumbar vertebral fractures by the posterior approach
– Medullary decompression by laminectomy and rod and screw fixation
– Surgical treatment of cervical vertebral fractures and cervical dislocation by anterior approach
– Corpectomy and plaque fixation with screws
– Surgical treatment cervical spine fractures by posterior approach – laminectomy decompression and rod and screw fixation
– Minimally invasive treatment of fractures – compression fractures of the spine (due to osteoporosis) by kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty: percutaneous injection under intraoperative radiological control, under local anesthesia

– Siringomyelia surgical treatment by syringopleural drainage
– Treatment of congenital malformations: sacral myelomeningocele, Arnold-Chiari malformation
– Treatment of epidural / subdural / intramedullary spinal abscess

– Microsurgical and / or endoscopic decompression of the median nerve for carpal tunnel syndrome
– Microsurgical decompression and / or cubital nerve at the elbow level
– Microsurgical decompression of the common peroneal nerve
– Microsurgical resection of peripheral nerve tumors with intra-operative nerve monitoring

see the list of ophthalmological procedures

see the list of endocrinological procedures