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Ms Mary Murphy
28.04.22
Neurochirurgia

Arteriovenous malformations: what are they, and are they life-threatening?

In this article, highly experienced and skilled London-based consultant neurosurgeon, Ms Mary Murphy, explains in depth what arteriovenous malformations are and what causes them, and reveals if they are classified as brain tumours, and whether or not they are completely curable.

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Mr Patrick Grover
22.04.22
Neurochirurgia

When should skull base tumours be removed?

In our latest article, mightily experienced London-based consultant neurosurgeon, Mr Patrick Grover, offers us a detailed, expert account of what skull base tumours are, what the main symptoms are, and when and how they are typically removed.

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Professor Andrew McEvoy
06.08.21
Oncologia radioterapica

Guide to treatment for skull base tumours

What's involved in treatment for skull base tumours? Expert consultant clinical oncologist Dr Shanmugasundaram Ramkumar speaks to Top Doctors about ways to address the various types of growths that can occur in the area, whether they are cancerous or benign.

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Mr Ciaran S. Hill
19.02.19
Neurologia

Is a cavernoma serious?

Problems with the brain are always a worrying prospect. Our brains are, in a lot of ways, who we are, containing our memories and acting as the control centres of our bodies. A cavernoma is a condition of the blood vessels that can occur in the brain or spinal cord, and can even lead to bleeding in the brain. Are they serious? Leading neurosurgeon Mr Christos Tolias has the answers.

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Ms Mary Murphy
02.08.18
Neurochirurgia

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.

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