Hyderabad’s Solaceum becomes the first and
currently only centre in India offering Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) as
a clinical service
Hyderabad : A new non-invasive brain
stimulation technology is bringing fresh hope to patients and families dealing
with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS), an
advanced neuromodulation technology that uses short ultrasound pulses to
stimulate targeted areas of the brain, is now available in India at Solaceum,
Madhapur, Hyderabad.
Solaceum is currently the first and only
centre in India offering TPS as a clinical service, bringing an emerging
European neuromodulation technology to Indian patients under specialist
neurological care.
TPS has gained international scientific
interest, particularly for its potential role in patients with Alzheimer’s
disease and cognitive impairment. Early clinical research has reported
encouraging findings in certain cognitive and functional outcomes.
What is TPS? Transcranial Pulse Stimulation
(TPS) is a non-invasive neuromodulation technique that delivers short
ultrasound pulses through the skull to targeted regions of the brain. The
treatment is performed using MRI-based neuronavigation, which helps clinicians
identify and target specific brain areas.
Unlike invasive brain stimulation procedures, TPS does not involve surgery or implantation of electrodes. The technology has been developed in Europe and has received CE marking in Europe. Its applications, particularly in Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological conditions, continue to be evaluated through clinical research.
International Expertise Comes to Hyderabad
To facilitate scientific understanding of this
emerging technology, Solaceum recently hosted a scientific session on TPS for
neurologists and psychiatrists in Hyderabad, in partnership with Storz Medical
AG, Switzerland.
The programme featured Prof. Dr. Ulrich
Sprick, Medical Director and Head of the Department of Dayclinics and
Out-Patients at Alexius/Josef Clinic, Neuss, Germany, and Associate Professor
at the Medical Faculty of the University of Düsseldorf.
Prof. Sprick shared his international
experience with TPS and discussed its proposed mechanisms of action, clinical
applications and the scientific evidence currently available.
The interaction provided Indian medical
professionals with an opportunity to understand how TPS is being explored
internationally and to discuss its potential role in the evolving field of
non-invasive neuromodulation.
Dr. Sreekanth Vemula Leads TPS Initiative at
Solaceum
The programme was hosted by Dr. Sreekanth
Vemula, Consultant Neurologist, MD (AIIMS), DM Neurology (PGIMER), Founder and
Chairman of Solaceum.
Dr. Vemula presented Solaceum’s early clinical
experience with TPS and highlighted the importance of bringing promising
advances in neuromodulation to India while maintaining a strong focus on
scientific evidence and appropriate patient selection.
“Alzheimer’s disease and dementia remain
significant challenges for patients, families and clinicians. There is a
growing need to explore innovative and non-invasive approaches that may
complement existing neurological care. Technologies such as TPS are generating
scientific interest because of their non-invasive nature and emerging clinical
evidence,” said Dr. Sreekanth Vemula.
“At Solaceum, our objective is to make
contemporary neuromodulation technologies accessible to Indian patients while
ensuring that their use is guided by scientific evidence, specialist assessment
and appropriate patient selection.”
A New Avenue in Non-Invasive Neuromodulation
The introduction of TPS in India represents
another step in the evolving field of non-invasive brain stimulation and
neuromodulation. While Alzheimer’s disease remains a complex and progressive
neurological condition, ongoing research into technologies such as TPS is
opening new avenues for investigation. Continued clinical studies and long-term
evidence will be important in determining the precise role of TPS in
Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological disorders. With its introduction at
Solaceum, patients in India now have access to this emerging technology within
a specialist neurological and neuromodulation setting.
About Solaceum – Solaceum-Centre for Advanced
Pain Management, Neurorehabilitation & Neuromodulation, located in
Madhapur, Hyderabad, is founded by Dr. Sreekanth Vemula, Consultant
Neurologist, MD (AIIMS), DM Neurology (PGIMER).
Solaceum provides advanced, non-invasive and
non-surgical solutions for a wide range of neurological, pain and
rehabilitation conditions. The centre combines specialist neurological
evaluation with contemporary technologies and multidisciplinary rehabilitation
to provide personalised treatment plans.
What We Offer at Solaceum, Advanced Pain
Management
• Neck and back pain
• Shoulder pain and periarthritis
• Chronic and neuropathic pain
•
Tennis elbow, Golfer’s Elbow
•
TMJ – Related Pain
• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
• Sports-related injuries and pain
Neuromodulation & Brain Stimulation
• Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS)
• Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
(rTMS)
• Other advanced neuromodulation approaches
based on individual clinical requirements
Neurorehabilitation
• Stroke rehabilitation
• Parkinson’s disease rehabilitation
• Spasticity management
• Neurological movement and functional
rehabilitation
• Cognitive and neurological rehabilitation
Solaceum also incorporates advanced physical
medicine technologies such as MLS Laser Therapy, radial and focused shockwave
therapy, along with structured rehabilitation programmes designed to support
pain relief, functional recovery and improved quality of life.
At Solaceum, our focus is not simply on
managing symptoms, but on understanding the underlying condition and creating a
personalised, evidence-informed pathway towards better function and quality of
life.
Solaceum – Advanced Care. Non-Invasive
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Modulation
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