Welcome to a world where expertise meets compassion, led by Dr. Takuro Inoue, MD, PhD. With a robust foundation of over three decades in neurosurgery, Dr. Inoue's journey commenced in 1991, covering the full gamut from emergency interventions to tackling the complexities of cerebrovascular diseases. A pivotal encounter with his mentor, the esteemed Dr. Takanori Fukushima, MD, DMSc, marked a transformative phase in his career, steering his focus towards mastering the intricacies of brain tumor surgery and microvascular decompression.

Boasting a milestone of over 6,000 successful surgeries, Dr. Inoue is not just a surgeon; he is a pioneer who believes in tailoring the healing journey to the unique story of each patient. He meticulously factors in age, health, and specific medical conditions to craft the most effective, personalized surgical strategies. Dive into an exceptional care experience where your health and well-being are paramount, under the skilled hands of Dr. Inoue. Join us on a journey to recovery, where innovative neurosurgery is infused with a touch of humanity and precision at every step.

For patients with benign brain tumors located at the base of the skull, such as vestibular schwannomas and meningiomas, achieving complete removal is the optimal course of action. However, attempting to entirely excise these tumors can present substantial risks to the patient's health. At Koto Memorial Hospital, we advocate for a balanced approach that combines partial surgical removal of the tumor with Gamma Knife radiosurgery. This method significantly reduces the risk of complications. Gamma Knife treatment, a cornerstone of our practice, is a non-invasive procedure that uses precisely focused radiation beams to target and control tumor growth, ensuring the preservation of surrounding healthy tissue without the need for any incisions.