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Chronic neuropathic pain: when is neurosurgery required?
Pain that continues long after an injury has healed (or that arises without any injury at all) is one of medicine’s most challenging problems. By

The clinical advantage: how academic research and specialist collaboration shape neurosurgical care
Does research involvement make a real difference to patient care? Should it influence your choice of a neurosurgery practice? We would say, yes. We believe

Collaborative pathways in complex neurosurgery: a clinical update and referral resource for general practice
General practice is often the first place a complex neurosurgical picture starts to take shape. A patient’s persistent sciatica stops responding to usual care. Another

Complex spinal and neurovascular conditions: referral pathways for general practitioners
General practice is often where complex spinal and neurovascular disease first becomes clinically clear. A patient may have longstanding back or neck pain, then return

A Guide to Paediatric Neurosurgery: Conditions and Care
Children’s brains and nervous systems are still developing throughout childhood. Because of this, neurological conditions in children need careful assessment and specialised care. Paediatric neurosurgery

Understanding Hydrocephalus in Children: Signs, Symptoms & Early Detection
Regular check-ups from birth are vital for tracking your child’s growth and development. During these visits, your healthcare team will measure your child’s weight, length,