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Baclofen pump: How it aids severe spasticity

A Baclofen pump is an implant used to treat nerve diseases, such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and spasticity. This article explains how a Baclofen pump works and how long the treatment lasts.

Por Mr Nicholas Thomas
08.10.18
Neurocirugía

Pars defect; a common cause of lower back pain.

The most common cause of lower back pain in adolescents, pars defect can lead to the development of other conditions, like stress fractures if not treated accordingly. Neurosurgeon Mr Nicholas Thomas tells why this condition happens and what we can do about it.

A surgical team in an operating theatre performing a spinal fusion.

Por Mr Irfan Malik
02.10.18
Neurocirugía

The nuts and bolts of spinal fusions

When one looks at all the different spinal surgery options that are out there, it can seem very confusing and daunting. That’s why we asked neurosurgeon Mr Irfan Malik to explain spinal fusion surgery, what options are available to patients and how long we should expect recovery to take. Let’s take a look.

Por Mr David Bell
01.10.18
Neurocirugía

Cracked backs and kyphoplasty: an expert’s guide to vertebral compression fractures

Back injuries can be very serious. Your spine is not just part of your skeleton – it also contains important nerves that help to control your body. One type of injury that can occur is a vertebral compression fracture. Top neurosurgeon Mr David Bell explains.

Por Mr David Bell
20.09.18
Neurocirugía

What to expect from ACDF surgery

Are you experiencing pain, tingling and weakness in your arms and hands? You could be suffering from a herniated disc. We interviewed Doctor David Bell about ACDF surgery, to treat pain caused by a bulging or herniated disk in the neck.

A person suffering from spinal stenosis.

Por Ms Mary Murphy
02.08.18
Neurocirugía

What are the different types of spinal stenosis?

Spinal stenosis can leave a person with leg pain, tingling and feeling of numbness. There is more than one type, which can affect different areas of the spine. Expert neurosurgeon Mr Christos Tolias discusses three types that affect the lumbar, the neck and the chest.

Por Mr Richard Gullan
02.08.18
Neurocirugía

How to mentally prepare for spinal surgery

The idea of undergoing spine surgery can be terribly daunting. Senior spine surgeon at the London Neurosurgery Partnership, Mr Richard Gullan, gives reassurance on what to expect and how the procedure can save a patient from future disability.

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Neurocirugía

5 signs of epilepsy to watch for in children

In the UK, around 60,000 children are affected by epilepsy, which can start at any age. Top neurosurgeon Mr Irfan Malik looks at how the neurological condition can present itself in a child and what signs to be aware of.

Por Mr Nicholas Thomas
26.07.18
Neurocirugía

What is a multidisciplinary team (MDT) and why do we need them?

Nowadays, a variety of conditions are treated by teams of doctors composed of several different specialists with expertise in different medical fields. Why are these multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) necessary? Mr Nicholas Thomas, a leading London neurosurgeon and member of London Neurosurgery Partnership, explains.

Por Mr Ranjeev Bhangoo
26.07.18
Neurocirugía

Slipped disc: What it is, and what it isn’t

Slipped disc is extremely common – but it’s not as bad as it sounds. Mr Ranjeev Bhangoo is here to explain why the term “slipped disc” can be a little misleading, what the outlook is if you have a slipped disc, and when treatment might be necessary.

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