Neurosurgery
Beyond brain tumor removal, neurosurgery branches out into a multitude of other diverse areas. Neurosurgery refers to any number of surgical procedures performed on not only the central nervous system, but even the spinal cord and peripheral nervous system. Neurosurgery encompasses surgeries for trauma, surgical clipping for brain aneurysms, and even certain operations to help mitigate psychiatric diseases.

Neurosurgery Procedures

Laminectomy
Craniotomy
Spinal Fusion

Deep Brain Stimulation

Rhizotomy

Myelography

Electroencephalography

Hemispherectomy

Endotracheal Intubation

Stereotactic Radiosurgery

Sympathectomy

Vagal Nerve Stimulation

Corpus Callosotomy

Pallidotomy

Sacral Nerve Stimulation

Ventricular Shunt

Skull X Rays

Cerebral Aneurysm Repair

Disk Removal

Anterior Temporal Lobectomy

Human Leukocyte Antigen Test

Meningocele Repair

Spine and Back Surgery

Common types of spine surgery include:

Spinal Fusion: Surgeons use bone grafts, metal rods and screws to stabilize the spine by fusing together two or more vertebrae. Spinal fusion is used to treat weak or injured vertebrae, slipped or herniated disks and curvature of the spine.

Disk Replacement: Disks are located between the vertebrae of the spine. They act as shock absorbers and provide strength and flexibility to the spine. In disk replacement surgery, surgeons implant artificial disks to replace degenerated disks. This surgery is used to treat low back pain.


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