Why Choose Stanford Health Care
Acoustic Neuroma Care at Stanford Health Care
We are your trusted health partner before, during, and after treatment. Our highly skilled neuroscience specialists join forces to plan and deliver advanced care using the latest innovations—with a compassionate touch. Caring professionals are ready with extensive resources to assist you and your family with every facet of your care—physical, emotional, spiritual, and social.
What You Need to Know to Start Treatment
The following information will help answer your questions as you begin treatment at Stanford Health Care:
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Your Circle of Care
A diagnosis of a neurological condition—and the changes it may bring—can be unsettling. We offer you and your caregivers the personalized support you need at every step. Your team listens to you and develops a plan for your situation. And you’ll work with the same team from diagnosis throughout treatment, so we can get to know you and your needs.
Access That Empowers
We make access to care as simple as possible. We anticipate what you need and provide support when you need it. Our network of locations puts our services within your reach. User-friendly digital health tools help you stay connected with your care team. We accept most insurance plans and offer discounted transportation, short-stay options, and international travel and translation services. We help make sense of the details, so you can make decisions that are right for you.
Innovation With Purpose
Stanford Health Care Neuroscience actively participates in groundbreaking research and clinical trials to evaluate new and better ways to diagnose, treat, and manage neurological disorders. Participating in a trial may give you access to experimental therapies that are not available otherwise. We also partner with the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute to better understand the brain, develop new treatments for brain disorders, and promote brain health.
Your Acoustic Neuroma Care Team
We offer a multispecialty approach to vestibular schwannoma care. That means your doctors, nurses, and other members of your care team work together to support you before, during, and after treatment.
Your Doctors
Neurosurgeons specialize in treating brain tumors through traditional (open) surgery, minimally invasive surgery, and CyberKnife radiosurgery, a noninvasive form of radiation therapy. Surgical oncologists perform biopsies (taking tiny tissue samples) to test for cancer. They also surgically remove tumors and surrounding tissue.
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These cancer specialists have subspecialty training in high-energy X-rays and other radiation therapy. Radiation can destroy cancer cells or prevent their spread. Using advanced technologies, radiation oncologists can precisely target cancer cells to avoid damaging nearby healthy tissue.
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These cancer specialists are nurse practitioners and physician assistants who work closely with your oncologist to help with diagnosis and treatment. They may also recommend medications and lifestyle changes and provide other support.
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Interventional neuroradiologists use imaging studies such as CT scans and MRIs to diagnose and treat conditions of the central nervous system, head, neck, and spine.
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A neuroradiologist uses imaging studies such as CT scans and MRIs to diagnose conditions of the central nervous system, head, neck, and spine. You may not meet your radiologist because these doctors usually work behind the scenes to determine your diagnosis.
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Neuro-anesthesiologists specialize in using medications to block pain, help you relax, or make you unconscious for brain tumor procedures. Neuro-anesthesiologists also monitor your vital functions such as breathing, blood pressure, and heart rate during surgery. Depending on the type of surgery you are having, you may need local (small area), regional (larger area), or general (overall) anesthesia.
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Neuropathologists specialize in diagnosing conditions of the brain and nervous system through microscopic evaluation of tissue sampled during biopsy or surgery.
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Neurointensivists specialize in the care of critically ill people with brain or spinal cord conditions, who require additional care and close monitoring usually in a neurointensive care unit.
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Neurohospitalists Deliver Comprehensive Inpatient Care
People who are hospitalized for neurological diseases often have unique needs that require advanced, multispecialty care. Stanford Health Care ensures next-level care with our neurohospitalists, specially trained neurologists who focus on critically ill people.
Our Clinics
You can access Stanford's expertise and compassionate care for brain tumors at a location that's convenient for you. We always accept new patients, and we take many insurance plans, including Medicare and Medi-Cal.
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