Neurosurgery

Specialist Care for Conditions Affecting the Brain, Spine and Nervous System

Our Neurosurgery service provides specialist assessment, diagnosis and treatment for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, spine and peripheral nervous system. We provide patient-centred care throughout the treatment journey, from your initial consultation and diagnostic investigations through treatment, recovery and follow-up. Where surgery is not required or is not the most appropriate option, we consider non-surgical treatment and specialist referral where appropriate.

Recovery and Follow-Up

Recovery following neurosurgery varies considerably depending on the type of condition, procedure and individual patient.

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Neurosurgery | Specialist Brain, Spine & Nerve Care
Specialist Neurosurgery Service

Expert Care for the Brain, Spine & Nervous System

Specialist assessment, diagnosis and treatment for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, spine and peripheral nerves, delivered with a patient-centred approach.

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Specialist Neurosurgical Care Assessment • Treatment • Follow-up

Specialist Care Designed Around You

Our Neurosurgery service provides specialist assessment, diagnosis and treatment for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, spine and peripheral nervous system.

We understand that neurological conditions can be concerning for patients and their families. Our approach focuses on careful assessment, clear communication and personalised treatment planning.

Where appropriate, patients may receive non-surgical management, specialist monitoring, surgical treatment or referral to other members of the multidisciplinary team.

Specialist Assessment Detailed clinical and neurological evaluation.
Individualised Care Treatment planned around your needs.
Multidisciplinary Support Coordinated care with specialist teams.
Continuity of Care Support throughout treatment and recovery.

Specialist Neurosurgical Conditions

Our service provides assessment and management for a range of conditions affecting the brain, spine, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system.

Brain Conditions

Assessment and treatment of selected conditions affecting the brain and structures surrounding it.

  • Brain tumours
  • Hydrocephalus
  • Selected epilepsy conditions
  • Skull-base conditions

Spinal Conditions

Specialist assessment of conditions affecting the spine, spinal cord and associated nerves.

  • Disc prolapse
  • Spinal stenosis
  • Nerve compression
  • Selected spinal tumours

Neurovascular Conditions

Specialist assessment of selected abnormalities affecting blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord.

  • Cerebral aneurysms
  • Arteriovenous malformations
  • Selected vascular disorders

Peripheral Nerve Conditions

Assessment of selected conditions affecting nerves outside the brain and spinal cord.

  • Nerve compression
  • Nerve injuries
  • Selected nerve disorders

Head & Brain Injuries

Specialist assessment of selected head and brain injuries where neurosurgical input is required.

  • Head trauma
  • Intracranial injuries
  • Post-trauma assessment

Selected Facial Pain Conditions

Specialist assessment for selected neurological causes of persistent facial pain.

  • Trigeminal neuralgia
  • Specialist pain assessment
  • Treatment planning
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Brain & Cranial Neurosurgery

Brain and cranial neurosurgery involves specialist assessment and surgical management of selected conditions affecting the brain, skull and skull base.

Treatment is carefully planned according to the diagnosis, location and characteristics of the condition and the individual patient's circumstances.

  • Specialist brain and cranial assessment
  • Surgical treatment where clinically appropriate
  • Multidisciplinary specialist care
  • Post-treatment monitoring and follow-up
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Spinal Neurosurgery

Spinal neurosurgery may be considered for selected conditions affecting the spine, spinal cord or nerves where specialist surgical treatment is appropriate.

Your specialist will assess your symptoms, examination findings and imaging before discussing the most suitable treatment options.

  • Spinal and neurological assessment
  • Assessment of nerve compression
  • Spinal decompression where indicated
  • Recovery and rehabilitation planning
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Neurovascular Care

Certain conditions affecting the blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord require specialist assessment by a coordinated neurovascular team.

Depending on the condition, management may involve observation, endovascular treatment, surgery or a combination of specialist approaches.

  • Cerebral aneurysm assessment
  • Vascular malformation assessment
  • Specialist imaging review
  • Multidisciplinary treatment planning
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Careful Assessment for Accurate Diagnosis

Understanding the cause of your symptoms is an important part of neurosurgical care. Your assessment will be tailored to your medical history, symptoms and clinical findings.

Medical & Neurological History

Detailed discussion of your symptoms, previous conditions and relevant medical history.

Clinical Examination

Neurological and physical examination appropriate to your symptoms.

MRI & CT Imaging

Specialist imaging may be used to provide detailed information about the brain or spine.

Additional Investigations

Further tests may be recommended when clinically appropriate.

Multidisciplinary Review

Complex cases may be reviewed with other specialist healthcare professionals.

Treatment Tailored to Your Condition

Not every neurosurgical condition requires an operation. Treatment recommendations depend on your diagnosis, symptoms, investigations and overall health.

Non-Surgical Care

Medication, observation, physiotherapy, rehabilitation and other appropriate treatments.

Surgical Treatment

Surgical procedures may be considered when clinically appropriate.

Monitoring

Some conditions may be monitored with clinical reviews and appropriate investigations.

Multidisciplinary Care

Coordinated treatment involving relevant specialist healthcare teams.

What to Expect at Your Neurosurgery Appointment

Your consultation is an opportunity to understand your symptoms, diagnosis and available treatment options. Your specialist will discuss your individual circumstances and answer your questions.

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Discuss Your Symptoms

Tell your specialist about your symptoms, concerns and how they affect your daily life.

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Clinical Assessment

Your medical history and relevant clinical findings will be reviewed.

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Discuss Investigations

Your specialist may recommend imaging or other investigations where appropriate.

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Agree the Next Steps

Treatment options and appropriate follow-up will be discussed with you.

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Patient receiving rehabilitation after treatment

Supporting You Through Recovery

Recovery after neurosurgery varies depending on the type of procedure, the underlying condition and the individual patient.

Your healthcare team will provide appropriate advice about recovery, follow-up appointments and rehabilitation where required.

Post-Operative Monitoring

Appropriate monitoring following treatment.

Medication Management

Advice about medicines and pain management.

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation support where clinically appropriate.

Follow-Up Care

Planned reviews and investigations where needed.

When to Seek Urgent Medical Help

Some neurological symptoms may require urgent medical assessment rather than a routine neurosurgery appointment.

  • Sudden weakness or paralysis
  • Sudden difficulty speaking or understanding speech
  • Sudden loss of consciousness
  • A new, prolonged or repeated seizure
  • Severe or rapidly worsening headache
  • Significant head injury with concerning symptoms
  • Sudden changes in vision

If You Think It Is an Emergency

If you or someone else is experiencing a life-threatening emergency in the UK, call 999 or attend the nearest Emergency Department.

For urgent but non-life-threatening medical advice, NHS 111 may be appropriate.

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Specialist Care With You at the Centre

We aim to provide clear communication, careful assessment and coordinated specialist care throughout your treatment journey.

Specialist Assessment

Multidisciplinary Care

Detailed Diagnosis

Patient Safety

Compassionate Support

Need a Neurosurgical Assessment?

If you have been referred for neurosurgical assessment or would like to discuss your symptoms with a specialist, arrange a consultation with our team.

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