Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Brain tumour surgery involves removal or biopsy of selected intracranial tumours while aiming to preserve important neurological functions and surrounding healthy brain tissue.
Skull base surgery treats complex conditions and tumours located near the base of the brain, cranial nerves and major blood vessels using specialised microsurgical or endoscopic techniques.
Neuroendoscopy uses a specialised endoscope to perform selected brain and ventricular procedures through smaller surgical openings where clinically appropriate.
Minimally invasive spine surgery uses smaller incisions and specialised instruments to treat selected spinal conditions while reducing disruption to surrounding muscles and tissues.
Spine surgery may be recommended for selected spinal conditions causing persistent pain, nerve compression, weakness, instability or neurological impairment.
Stereotactic neurosurgery uses precise three-dimensional localisation techniques to target specific areas within the brain during selected diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.
Neurotrauma surgery involves emergency or planned surgical management of traumatic injuries affecting the brain, skull, spinal cord or spine.
Interventional neuroradiology uses image-guided minimally invasive techniques for selected vascular and neurological conditions affecting the brain and spine.
Endoscopic skull base surgery uses endoscopic techniques to access selected lesions at the skull base through minimally invasive surgical corridors when clinically suitable.
Brain and spine surgery covers the neurosurgical treatment of selected tumours, injuries, degenerative disorders and structural conditions affecting the central nervous system.