STROKE RESOURCES

 

Discover resources for stroke designed specifically for patients. Gain insights, expert advice, and essential information that can help navigate your path to optimal stroke care. Make informed decisions and take control of your health. We provide care and treatments at our specialized stroke clinic at Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic in Singapore.

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Consult Stroke Specialist, Dr. Manish Taneja

Dr. Manish Taneja specializes in stroke screening and stroke management and prevention programs. The Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic in Singapore is a regional destination for high-quality and compassionate stroke care. Go beyond the basics of the meaning of a stroke, the causes, symptoms, signs, and more.

Call 9-9-5 immediately if you or a loved one is experiencing stroke symptoms. Stroke is a medical emergency requiring urgent medical attention. 

Through stroke screening, healthcare professionals can identify risk factors and take steps to prevent stroke or minimize its effect. Understand stroke causes, meaning, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and management.

Anyone is capable of having a stroke, but the chances increase if you have certain stroke risk factors, some which are preventable and some which are not. Learn the causes and risk factors of stroke.

Strokes are a serious medical condition that require immediate attention. We have a dedicated stroke screening program designed to identify individuals who may be at risk of a stroke or have already experienced one.

Medical care for strokes is essential. After a doctor treats the condition, a patient may need weeks or months to recover. Stroke technologies improve the lives of patients at each step of the process.

Diabetes and strokes are serious health concerns and can be life-threatening. We are likely to know someone, an acquaintance, working colleague, or a family member that has experienced stroke. How is stroke related to diabetes?

Diabetes and Stroke

Eating healthy, exercising regularly, and managing your high cholesterol are some common lifestyle choices that can be made to significantly reduce your chance of having a stroke

Stroke and Cholesterol

When a stroke occurs, normal functional areas of the brain can be affected or even damaged leading to motor and cognitive impairments. Discover rehabilitation through tailored therapies, ways to cope, and tips to keep your brain healthy. 

Mechanical thrombectomy is an advanced treatment option for ischemic stroke that can improve outcomes compared to medication alone. It aims to quickly reopen blocked vessels to minimize permanent damage to the brain.

Stroke and Blood Clot Removal

A brain aneurysm is a weak or bulging area in the wall of an artery in the brain. When an aneurysm ruptures or bursts, it can lead to a type of stroke called a hemorrhagic stroke.

Women have a higher stroke risk due to a combination of biological, hormonal, and lifestyle factors that interact to create a unique set of risk factors in comparison to men.

Not all strokes happen because of a blood clot. A subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) can put someone at risk of a stroke. An SAH may occur at any time and requires immediate medical care. 

Learn about the different types of strokes, their risks, finding the right doctor, and even some tips on preventing strokes before you see a medical professional.

You are never too young to have a stroke. As such, it is important to know what to look out for and how your lifestyle increases your risk of having a stroke.

Headaches are very common and most are not concerning. But in some cases, headaches can signal something more serious. They can result from an underlying medical condition like stroke.

Empowering stroke survivors to embrace life after their stroke is a crucial part of their journey. Great progress is possible to achieve the best possible quality of life in the years to come.

Experiencing a stroke increases the risk of a second one. The next one can be prevented through lifestyle and education changes and managing your stroke risks with these steps.

We’ve Got You Covered for Specialized Stroke Screening, Prevention, and Management

Imagine heart attacks where the blood flow to your heart is blocked. Similarly, a stroke occurs when the blood flow to your brain is interrupted becoming a “brain attack”. When blood supply does not reach a certain part, brain cells begin to die. Different types of stroke include ischemic strokes (blockage of blood vessel due to blood clot) or a mini stroke, a TIA (transient ischemic attack), with no permanent damage yet serious. Stroke also occurs when a blood vessel in the brain pops causing bleeding in the brain.

Certain areas of the brain can be affected by stroke and some symptoms of a stroke including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and high blood sugar levels increase the risk of stroke whereas an active lifestyle or controlling high cholesterol reduces the risk. How well do you know stroke? Find tips to prevent and manage stroke, the differences in stroke screening tests, and the newer technology and treatments available. Come in for an easy consultation and further evaluation with our stroke specialist in Singapore at the Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic. 

Dr. Manish Taneja, is an expert in endovascular and image guided neurointerventional procedures of brain and spine. It’s important to find a stroke specialist you can trust in Singapore. He has special interest in treatment of brain aneurysms, stroke and vascular malformations.

With our commitment to your well-being, the Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic provides a comprehensive range of treatments backed by the latest advancements in medical science for stroke. From advanced interventions, stroke screenings to personalized stroke management and prevention programs, Dr. Manish Taneja, our neurointervention specialist, will work closely with you and your loved ones to create a tailored plan.

Dr Manish Taneja is a brain aneurysm specialist at Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic in Singapore

How Brain Aneurysms Affect Stroke Risk

A brain aneurysm is a weak or bulging area in the wall of an artery in the brain. When an aneurysm ruptures or bursts, it can lead to a type of stroke called a hemorrhagic stroke.

Brain Aneurysm Resources

Discover brain aneurysm resources that go beyond the basics designed for patients. Understand the meaning of  a brain aneurysm condition, the causes, symptoms, signs, and more. Connect with your brain health.

Put Brain Aneurysm on Your Health Radar

Did you experience the worst headache of your life? Could it be a brain aneurysm that ruptures, which means bleeding in the brain? Thoughts could be racing through your mind. Then what is the difference between unruptured (a weak or thin spot on an artery in the brain that balloons) or ruptured brain aneurysm? If you’re wondering, then the Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic is here to help. It’s important to look out for the tell-tale brain aneurysm symptoms, signs, causes, and risk factors.

Dr. Manish Taneja has been performing brain aneurysm treatments since 1995 from surgical clipping to latest minimally invasive procedures. Each patient is unique as is the size and location of the aneurysm. Your brain has different conditions to treat the aneurysm and artery vessel walls of a blood vessel in the brain. This calls for personalised brain aneurysm treatment depending on your symptoms, family, history, medication, and more. A simple CT scan could be just what the doctor ordered and the first step in early detection and prevention of a brain aneurysm. Come in for an easy consultation with our brain aneurysm specialist to be on your health radar.

Other Health Conditions

The Supreme Vascular and Interventional Clinic is your “go-to” facility for various neurointerventional / stroke treatments. To arrange an appointment with Dr. Manish Taneja, our stroke specialist, contact us. You can also call us at (+65) 6904 8084 for a consultation.