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White Matter-Sparing Brain Surgery: The Future of Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery for Deep-Seated Brain Lesions<\/h1>\n
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Featured in The Hindu<\/span> (Vijayawada Edition, 30 August 2026) following Dr. Mohana Rao Patibandla’s keynote presentation at the World Neurosciences Summit (WNS) 2026<\/span>, New Delhi.<\/p>\n

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Dr. Mohana Rao Patibandla presenting his keynote lecture, \u201cMinimally Invasive Cylindrical Corridor Surgery \u2013 Modern Microsurgery Strategy for Deep-Seated Brain Lesions,\u201d at the 5th World Neurosciences Summit 2026 in New Delhi, highlighting advanced White Matter-Sparing Brain Surgery techniques for preserving critical neural pathways.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/blockquote>\n
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White Matter-Sparing Brain Surgery: The Future of Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery for Deep-Seated Brain Lesions<\/h1>\n

Author:<\/span> Dr. Mohana Rao Patibandla, Neurosurgeon, Founder & Chief Neurosurgeon, Dr. Rao’s Hospital \u2013 International Institute of Neurosciences, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India<\/p>\n

Published:<\/span> September 2026<\/p>\n

Reading Time:<\/span> 18\u201322 minutes<\/p>\n

Target Keywords:<\/span> White matter sparing surgery, minimally invasive brain surgery, cylindrical corridor surgery, deep-seated brain tumor surgery, brain lesion surgery, neurosurgeon India, Dr. Mohana Rao Patibandla.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Executive Summary<\/h2>\n

The human brain contains billions of neurons connected through highly organized white matter tracts<\/span>\u2014the communication highways that allow movement, speech, memory, vision, sensation, and cognition. Traditional surgery for deep-seated brain tumors or lesions often requires passing through healthy brain tissue, increasing the risk of neurological deficits.<\/p>\n

White Matter-Sparing Surgery<\/span>, also called Minimally Invasive Cylindrical Corridor Surgery<\/span>, represents a transformative advancement in neurosurgery. Instead of cutting through healthy brain tissue, surgeons navigate between natural white matter pathways<\/span>, preserving critical neural connections while reaching tumors or lesions deep inside the brain.<\/p>\n

This technique was the focus of Dr. Mohana Rao Patibandla’s keynote lecture at the World Neurosciences Summit 2026<\/span>, where he presented modern microsurgical strategies for safely treating deep-seated brain lesions. The approach was subsequently highlighted by The Hindu<\/span> in a feature article discussing the future of minimally invasive brain surgery.<\/p>\n

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This comprehensive guide explains everything patients, families, neurologists, and neurosurgeons need to know about white matter-sparing surgery.<\/p>\n

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