Craniotomy: When Is It Needed for a Patient?
A craniotomy is one of the most significant surgical decisions a neurosurgeon presents to a patient or their family. It involves temporarily removing a section of the skull to access the brain whether to remove a tumour, drain a blood clot, clip an aneurysm, or...
Can Dementia Be Prevented With Early Neurological Care?
Dementia cannot always be prevented, but research suggests roughly 45% of cases are linked to modifiable risk factors, including high blood pressure, high LDL cholesterol, hearing and vision loss, physical inactivity, and social isolation. Most of these show...
What Is Pineal Gland Tumour and How Is It Treated?
A pineal gland tumour grows in or around the pineal gland, a small brain structure that produces melatonin and regulates sleep. Its location near major draining veins and the cerebrospinal fluid pathway means hydrocephalus is usually the first sign, often presenting...