Epilepsy Surgery – Artemis Hospital, Gurugram
Epilepsy surgery removes, disconnects or modulates the part of the brain where seizures start, when medicines do not control them – usual hospital stay: 3–5 days for open surgery, often with 1 day in intensive care. Artemis Hospital, in Sector 51, Gurugram, has 750+ beds, biplane suites for brain and spine procedures and intra-operative 3D imaging, and accreditation from JCI and NABH. Medwell lists 3 specialists in neurology and neurosurgery here, including Dr. Aditya Gupta.
At a Glance
About this Procedure
Epilepsy surgery is a treatment for people whose seizures are not controlled by anti-seizure medicines, or whose medicine side effects outweigh the benefits. The aim is to stop seizures or make them less frequent and less severe by treating the area of the brain where they begin. Only a specialist epilepsy team can decide whether surgery is suitable, after detailed testing.
Before surgery, you have a thorough evaluation. This usually includes EEG monitoring to record seizures, MRI and PET scans, neuropsychological testing and sometimes functional MRI or a Wada test to map language and memory. Some patients then need electrodes placed on or in the brain to pinpoint the seizure focus more precisely.
There are several types of epilepsy surgery. Resection removes the brain tissue where seizures start; disconnection procedures interrupt the pathways that spread seizures; laser interstitial thermal therapy uses heat through a small opening; and neuromodulation implants a device that stimulates nerves or brain areas. Surgery is usually done under general anaesthetic, although you may be woken briefly for brain mapping. Open surgery takes several hours and is typically followed by a day in intensive care and three to five days in hospital. Most people return to normal daily activities in about four to six weeks.
Epilepsy surgery is offered at Medwell's partner hospitals in Delhi NCR, including BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi, Artemis Hospital, Gurugram, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram and Fortis Hospital, Noida. The treating neurologist and neurosurgeon decide whether surgery is right for you after reviewing your EEG, MRI and seizure history.
Why Patients Travel to India for It
- Evaluation and surgery in one plan
Neurologists and neurosurgeons carry out pre-surgical testing and surgery as a single coordinated plan. - Accredited partner hospitals
Treatment at established Delhi NCR hospitals such as BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi, Artemis Hospital, Gurugram and Paras Health, Gurugram. - Experienced specialists
Neurosurgeons work with neurologists, neuroradiologists and neuro-anaesthetists to plan each case. - Shorter waiting times
Once your scans are reviewed, evaluation and surgery can usually be scheduled without long waiting lists. - English-speaking teams and Medwell coordination
Care teams consult in English, and Medwell coordinates your quote, visa letter, travel and hotel stay.
How Medwell Organises Your Treatment
Share your EEG, MRI and seizure history
Send your EEG reports, MRI scans, medicine history and seizure diary. An epilepsy specialist reviews them and Medwell sends a personalised quote, usually within 24 hours.
Travel and pre-surgical evaluation
Medwell arranges your visa letter, flights and hotel. In Delhi NCR you undergo video-EEG monitoring and other tests so the team can locate the seizure focus.
Surgery, recovery and follow-up
If surgery is recommended, you recover in hospital and then nearby before flying. Medwell stays in touch for medicine reviews and follow-up with the neurologist.
What's Included
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Epilepsy Surgery cost at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram?
The cost of Epilepsy Surgery at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram depends on your diagnosis, the treatment plan the specialists recommend, your room type and how long you stay. Rather than show a guess, Medwell asks the hospital for a price based on your own reports and sends you a free, no-obligation personalised quote within 24 hours.
What does the Epilepsy Surgery package at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram include?
What the Epilepsy Surgery package covers at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram is set by the hospital for your case. Your written quote from Medwell lists what the hospital includes and what is charged separately, such as pre-treatment tests, flights and hotel stay, so you can compare options clearly before you travel to India.
How long will I need to stay in India for Epilepsy Surgery?
Typical hospital stay for Epilepsy Surgery: Typically 3–5 days for open surgery, often with 1 day in intensive care. Typical recovery: About 4–6 weeks to daily activities; 1–3 months to return to work or school. These figures come from the medical sources on our Epilepsy Surgery page. Your specialist at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram confirms how long you should stay in hospital and in India after reviewing your reports.
How do I book Epilepsy Surgery at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram through Medwell?
Send your medical reports to Medwell using the free quote form on this page. Within 24 hours you receive a personalised quote for Epilepsy Surgery at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram. Once you decide, Medwell books your hospital consultation, helps with your visa invitation letter, and arranges flights, a hotel near the hospital and airport pickup.
Can I choose my doctor for Epilepsy Surgery at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram?
Yes. You can ask for a specific specialist at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram, and Medwell helps you compare the doctors who treat this condition there, including their experience and qualifications. See the doctors listed on the Artemis Hospital, Gurugram page. The treating specialist confirms whether Epilepsy Surgery is right for you after reviewing your reports.
