Be cautious! A brain tumor may be the cause of blurred vision! Never disregard minor signs and symptoms exhibited by the body.

Dr. Wu, Zhi-Ying has worked at the clinic for several years. He has participated in training and surgery multiple times, specializing in spinal disease, brain tumors, stroke, and neuralgia. He is the recipient of both the outstanding physician and excellent physician awards. Once, he assisted a patient with severely blurred vision. Using a “3D navigation endoscope,” the distance from the nasal cavity to the location of the tumor is approximately 10 cm in a straight line. This new surgical removal technique causes less damage to the human body and aids in the patient’s postoperative recovery compared to traditional brain surgery, which involves the massive action of opening the skull.

A follow-up examination reveals that the tumor has been removed and that the patient’s vision and other symptoms have been significantly alleviated. Dr. Wu, Zhi-Ying stated that an accurate diagnosis is critical. The only way treatment can produce twice the results with half the effort is through sound judgment. Patients with questions and concerns about the surgery should consult their physician to determine the best course of action.

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Zhi-Ying Wu

Attending physician, Neurosurgery

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