Dr. Mohammed Ateequr Rahman is a highly experienced Senior Consultant Interventional Neurologist with more than a decade of expertise in advanced neurovascular and stroke care. Known for his precision, clinical excellence, and patient-centric approach, he has been actively involved in treating complex neurological and cerebrovascular conditions using minimally invasive techniques.

With strong academic credentials and international fellowship training, Dr. Rahman plays a key role in delivering advanced interventional neurology services in Hyderabad.

Qualifications

• MBBS

• MD

• DNB (Neurology)

• FINS – Fellow of Interventional Neurology Society

• FINR – Fellow of Interventional Neuroradiology

Clinical Experience

Dr. Mohammed Ateequr Rahman has been practicing as a Consultant Interventional Neurologist since 2011, with extensive hands-on experience in emergency stroke interventions and complex neurovascular procedures.

His expertise lies in rapid decision-making during neurological emergencies, particularly acute ischemic stroke, where timely intervention can significantly improve patient outcomes.

Areas of Expertise

Dr. Rahman is highly skilled in performing the following advanced neurological and interventional procedures:

• Diagnostic Cerebral & Spinal DSA

• Mechanical Thrombectomy for Acute Brain Stroke

• Carotid and Intracranial Stenting

• Aneurysm Treatment by Coiling

• Spasmolysis in cerebral arterial spasm

• AVM and Brain Tumor Embolization

These procedures are performed using minimally invasive techniques, ensuring faster recovery and reduced risk for patients.

Special Interest

• Acute stroke management

• Neurovascular disorders

• Endovascular brain procedures

• Emergency neurological interventions

Approach to Patient Care

Dr. Mohammed Ateequr Rahman believes in combining advanced medical technology with compassionate care. His treatment philosophy focuses on accurate diagnosis, evidence-based intervention, and clear communication with patients and their families, especially during critical neurological emergencies.