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INI Hanover – International Neuroscience Institute

Leading neurosurgery for brain and spinal tumours.

International Neuroscience Institute (INI) in Hanover (2014 photo)
INI Hanover – International Neuroscience Institute

The International Neuroscience Institute (INI) in Hanover is a highly specialised hospital dedicated to disorders of the nervous system, founded by Professor Madjid Samii, one of the leading names in world neurosurgery. The institute brings neurosurgery, neurology and neuroradiology together under one roof and receives patients from more than 80 countries every year.

What it treats

Its scope includes brain and skull-base tumours, spinal and spinal cord tumours, aneurysms, cavernomas, vascular malformations and degenerative spine conditions. Each case is assessed by an interdisciplinary team, and the treatment plan combines surgery, molecular diagnostics and systemic therapies according to the tumour’s biology and each patient’s situation.

What we organise

The file translated into German or English, including imaging, communication with the institute for case review, a cost estimate, the appointment, flights, accommodation and an interpreter.

Frequently asked questions

How is a case sent to INI Hanover?
The institute reviews the case based on the medical file, especially imaging (MRI, CT) and medical reports. We prepare, translate and send the file, then pass on the assessment and next steps.
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