100% fixed price packages
No Cost EMI & Insurance
15+ year average doctor exp.
Consult with top doctors
Cure for cerebral aneurysm without operation.
Treatments for all types of aneurysms, with the most modern treatments including Microsurgical Clipping and Endovascular Coiling.
Highly trained specialists from institutes like AIIMS and PGI, with 20+ years of average experience.
Dedicated care team in the hospital - assuring best quality and experience
Affordable Prices, Easy Payment Options, Interest Free EMIs
100% fixed packages before the treatment
High Quality with the Best Doctors and Technology
All Insurances Accepted (including govt schemes like CGHS, Ayushman Bharat, etc.)
Coverage for all insurance cards
+ many more
What all does the fixed price package include?
The fixed price package typically covers all costs associated with the surgery. This typically includes:
Hospital admission charges
Surgery charges including surgeon fees, anaesthetist fees and OT charges
Standard pre-surgery pathology and radiology diagnostic tests
Hospital stay
Cost of drugs consumed during stay at hospital
Typical exclusions:
Cost of transportation to and from hospital
Room upgrades
Cost of implants
What is an Aneurysm?
When an artery in the human body weakens, it leads to the formation of a large bulge or balloon-like shape, which the medical science refers to as an aneurysm.
What are the symptoms of aneurysms?
Depending on the location and type of aneurysm, patients tend to suffer from different symptoms. Present in the brain or any other body part, aneurysms don’t show their signs and symptoms unless they rupture. Symptoms of a rupture aneurysm typically include:
Swelling and pain on that specific surface of the body
Bleeding
Increased heart rate
Numbness
Lightheaded or feeling dizzy
Fatigue
What are the different types of aneurysms?
There are three types of aneurysms:
Cerebral aneurysms - They tend to occur in the brain above the aorta when the vessels weaken and form a bulge.
Thoracic aortic aneurysms - They tend to develop in the part of the aorta that passes through the chest.
Abdominal aortic aneurysms - They are the most common aneurysms of aorta known as “Triple-A”. When the blood pressure increases against the aorta’s wall, resulting in its rupture.
How is cerebral aneurysm diagnosed?
For diagnosing a cerebral aneurysm, your doctor might suggest a CT scan or an angiogram. An angiogram involves inserting a dye through an arm or leg. Once the dye reaches the brain, pictures of the brain are taken which enable the doctor to see if there are any problems. An MRI of the brain is also an option that your doctor might choose to go with.
What are the dangers of ignoring aneurysms?
Aneurysms in areas like the brain can be quite dangerous to ignore, as rupture or bursting can cause a stroke or bleeding, which can be life-threatening.
How is cerebral aneurysm cured?
The treatment of an aneurysm depends on the size, type and location of the aneurysm. Doctors can choose to repair the aneurysm through a surgery or an endovascular procedure.
Treatments for Cerebral Aneurysms at Ayu Health Hospitals
How is Ayu Health able to offer more affordable prices than other hospitals?
Ayu Health hospitals are typically 30-50% cheaper than other equivalent hospitals. It's time to debunk the myth that quality comes at higher prices - Ayu Health is on a mission to provide the highest quality healthcare at affordable prices.
The Ayu Health network enables significantly lower costs for its partner hospitals through the following mechanisms:
Better utilization - our hospitals operate at almost 50% higher utilization levels than the industry average. Since healthcare is a largely fixed cost business, better utilization results in lower cost of serving each patient.
Higher efficiency in operations through Ayu Health technology - Ayu Health’s proprietary technology (OPD digitization, patient data management, etc.) allows hospitals to provide a superior patient experience at lower costs.
Lower procurement costs - our hospitals procure drugs & consumables in bulk, bringing down a significant portion of expenses associated with each procedure