Neurointerventional Surgery
A concise, source-led overview for international patients considering specialist review in India.
Dr. Tariq Matin is listed by Artemis Hospital, Gurugram in Neurointerventional Surgery. Published areas include Neurointerventional Surgery.
Dr. Tariq Matin is presented as a possible specialist-discovery option in Neurosurgery. This profile does not rank doctors, guarantee availability or predict the outcome of treatment.
Information is paraphrased from the linked hospital profile and clearly separated from InMedism’s facilitation role.
Dr. Tariq Matin is included in the official doctor directory of Artemis Hospital, Gurugram for Neurointerventional Surgery. The published practice location is Sector 51, Gurugram, Haryana, India. The doctor-specific hospital record describes a clinical focus in Neurointerventional Surgery. Clinical interests published in that record include Neurointerventional Surgery. Published qualifications include DNB (Radiodiagnosis), Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi (2005–2007); MBBS, Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal (1996–2002); DMRD, MGM Medical College, Bhopal (2002–2004). Current hospital association, appointment availability and suitability for an individual case must be reconfirmed before travel.
International patients may use this information to identify a possible consultation route. The treating hospital must reconfirm the current appointment, availability, credentials and whether the case falls within the specialist’s practice.
Earlier positions were not separately stated in the reviewed source record and should be confirmed before publication as fact.
These terms support discovery and are not a recommendation that any procedure is appropriate for an individual patient.
These points help patients understand the published scope of experience; they do not predict an individual treatment outcome.
Procedure volumes, awards and “first” claims are hospital-reported where stated. InMedism has not independently audited those claims. Treatment suitability and risk must be discussed with the treating team.
After receiving a concise case summary, InMedism can identify the hospital channel, organize the record set and request a consultation or preliminary review. The hospital may ask for additional tests, imaging files or pathology before responding.
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Dr. Tariq Matin is independently listed on InMedism® using the identified public hospital source. Inclusion does not imply partnership, affiliation, agency, endorsement, authorization, representation or an exclusive relationship with the doctor or Artemis Hospital, Gurugram.
International patients may ask InMedism to organize their reports and coordinate an enquiry through the hospital’s available communication channels. The doctor and hospital independently control availability, case acceptance, consultation, treatment decisions, estimates and outcomes.
The coordination process may include record preparation, hospital-channel communication, medical-visa guidance, travel, accommodation, interpretation and follow-up support. Patients should confirm every clinical and financial detail directly with the treating hospital.
Dr. Tariq Matin is presented here on the basis of the official hospital profile, including the published role in Neurosurgery and association with Artemis Hospital, Gurugram. This information can support initial specialist discovery, but it does not establish suitability for an individual patient or guarantee a result.
Patients should request a formal review of current reports and confirm the doctor’s availability, proposed treatment pathway, risks, expected recovery, estimated hospital charges and follow-up requirements before making travel decisions.
Request coordinated case reviewLast checked 25 August 2026. Doctor titles, credentials, location and availability can change.
These answers provide general coordination information. Questions about diagnosis, risks or treatment require a qualified clinician.
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No. A qualified clinician must review the diagnosis, reports, treatment history and current condition before suitability can be determined.
The profile was checked against the official hospital doctor page linked in the Sources and verification section. Titles, availability and hospital associations can change.
Useful records commonly include a concise medical summary, recent reports, imaging and pathology where relevant, prior treatment records, current medicines and the specific question for the specialist.
We will help identify the appropriate coordination route without asking you to make an uninformed commitment.
