Robot-assisted surgery for large brain bleeding in the basal ganglia

This trial is testing a new way to treat large brain bleeds in an area called the basal ganglia using robot-assisted endoscopic surgery. The procedure uses artificial intelligence to plan the safest surgical path to remove the blood clot while protecting healthy brain tissue. Doctors hope this minimally invasive approach—using small incisions instead of large ones—will help patients recover better with fewer complications.

Large brain bleeds in the basal ganglia are very serious and often leave people with severe disability or death. Current surgical techniques can damage important brain structures. This trial exists to see whether robotic guidance and artificial intelligence can make surgery safer and help more patients recover their ability to walk, talk, and care for themselves.