The International Center for Neurological Restoration (CIREN) was founded on February 26, 1989. It is a cutting-edge scientific-medical institution, with a research division focused on generating new knowledge and developing innovative technologies in the field of neuroscience, and a clinical division featuring two original therapeutic programs—Neurological Restoration and General Biological Restoration—which have successfully treated thousands of patients from dozens of countries across all continents. These therapeutic approaches are uniquely tailored to each individual under the supervision of the neurologist in charge.

The center applies the most advanced minimally invasive surgical methods using stereotactic techniques with automated planning.

CIREN has developed a unique technology for neuro-restorative, multifactorial, intensive, and personalized treatment, based on the principle of neuroplasticity, aimed at achieving both structural and functional recovery of the damaged nervous system. This approach is carried out by highly qualified multidisciplinary teams across six specialized clinics focused on specific pathologies. Among its groundbreaking innovations, CIREN performs the world-exclusive and pioneering Selective Dorsolateral Subthalamotomy for the effective treatment of Parkinson’s disease—a procedure with strong scientific evidence for improving motor control in movement disorders.