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Gamma Knife Radiosurgery: your questions answered

Gamma Knife radiosurgery is a popular option used to treat brain tumours. Leading consultant neurosurgeon Mr John Yianni answers your commonly asked questions about the surgery, including how it works, its advantages over normal brain surgery and the recovery process.

By Mr Ramez Ibrahim
09.12.22
Neurosurgery

Gamma Knife radiosurgery: The advantages of radiation treatment for brain conditions

Gamma Knife radiosurgery is a highly specialised, non-invasive treatment that treats lesions in the brain, preserving the majority of healthy brain tissue. Here to provide an expert insight into Gamma Knife radiosurgery is Mr Ramez Ibrahim, renowned consultant neurosurgeon at Thornbury Radiosurgery Centre.

By Mr Ramez Ibrahim
21.09.22
Neurosurgery

An expert’s guide to acoustic neuroma

Acoustic neuroma, also known as vestibular schwannoma, is a type of benign tumour that can lead to serious complications if it is not quickly diagnosed and treated. In order to raise awareness this National Acoustic Neuroma Month, highly esteemed consultant neurosurgeon Mr Ramez Ibrahim tells us all about this condition.

vascular surgery, neurosurgery, gamma knife, radiosurgery, neurological conditions

By Dr Stuart Coley
25.08.17
Neurosurgery

What is vascular neurosurgery?

What exactly is vascular neurosurgery? In this informative article, highly respected radiologist Dr Stuart Coley explores some of the conditions which fall under this complex subspecialty.

By Mr Jeremy Rowe
08.08.17
Neurology

Neuralgia: types, symptoms, causes, and treatments

Neuralgia is characterised by burning, stabbing, and often severe pain due to irritated or damaged nerves. Find out here how exactly this debilitating condition is generally treated, as esteemed consultant neurosurgeon, Mr Jeremy Rowe, explains all.

By Mr Matthias Radatz
17.07.17
Neurosurgery

The world's most painful condition? What is trigeminal neuralgia?

Trigeminal neuralgia is a chronic pain condition that can cause searing, sharp pain to suddenly appear on one side of the face, usually due to pressure on the trigeminal nerve, whichcommunicates signals of touch and pain to the brain. How can this pain be treated?

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