This area includes neurosurgical care for intractable tremor, Parkinson’s disease and epilepsy using advanced stereotactic technology (framed and frameless). Stereotactic procedures permit surgeons to isolate target areas within the brain. This minimally invasive access uses a needle via a small entrance as compared to opening the skull as in more traditional procedures. Brain biopsies are achieved through this manner. Computer assisted frameless stereotactic neurosurgery helps the surgeon in resection of brain tumors while avoiding critical structures.

The Stereotactic Radiosurgery Program at Atlantic Neuroscience Institute was the first of its kind established in the state and offers state of the art focused radiation to treat brain tumors, vascular malformations as well as pain and movement disorders.