
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Sarita Vihar, Delhi Mathura Road New Delhi Delhi 110076 India, New Delhi, India, 110076
- Established in 1996, part of the Apollo Hospitals Group.

Consultant & Clinical Co-ordinator
Extensive training, fellowships and milestones that set Dr Harsh Rastogi apart.
Key achievements, surgical milestones and clinical strengths.
Prof. (Dr) J. M. Hans, an accomplished MS ENT graduate with a Gold Medal from PGI Chandigarh, is a pioneer in minimal invasive Cochlear implant surgery in India. Having successfully performed over 3300 cochlear implants, he holds the distinction of being the first Indian ENT surgeon to initiate auditory brainstem implants in children. With more than 40 years of expertise, his mentorship has positively impacted numerous ENT surgeons across India and the SAARC nations.
Dr. Harsh Rastogi, an Interventional Radiologist with over 29 years of experience, practices at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Sarita Vihar, South Delhi. Holding an MBBS degree and a medical degree in Radiology from UTHSC San Antonio, Texas, United States, he specializes in MR imaging, MR angiography intervention, stroke management, tumor embolization, Doppler for arteries and veins, parathyroid neck musculoskeletal disorders, and vascular abnormalities of the cerebral hemisphere, among other areas.
Internationally accredited facility with advanced infrastructure and a multi-disciplinary care team.

Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Sarita Vihar, Delhi Mathura Road New Delhi Delhi 110076 India, New Delhi, India, 110076
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Persistent headaches that change in pattern, seizures, unexplained limb weakness, vision changes, balance problems, or any imaging finding (tumour, aneurysm, herniated disc) deserves a neurosurgical opinion even if surgery may not be needed.
No. The decision depends on the tumour's size, location, growth rate and symptoms. Small, slow-growing benign tumours can often be watched with serial MRIs. Surgery is recommended when the tumour is causing symptoms, growing, or sits in a location where waiting raises the risk.
Minimally invasive techniques endoscopic, keyhole and stereotactic surgery let the surgeon reach the target through small incisions or natural pathways (e.g. through the nose for pituitary tumours). Hospital stays shrink from weeks to days for most procedures.
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