
Brain tumour surgery (craniotomy)
An operation in which the surgeon opens a small part of the skull to remove or reduce a tumour in the brain.
Care and surgery for the brain, spine and nerves, from tumours to movement disorders.

An operation in which the surgeon opens a small part of the skull to remove or reduce a tumour in the brain.

A small device placed under the skin sends mild electrical signals to part of the brain, used for some movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease.

An operation that joins two or more bones of the spine so they heal into one, to steady a painful or unstable part of the back or neck.

Through a small cut at the front of the neck, a damaged disc pressing on the nerves or spinal cord is removed and the bones either side are joined.

A worn or slipped disc in the neck is replaced with an artificial disc that keeps the neck moving.

Keyhole surgery on the lower back that removes the part of a slipped disc, or of the bone, that is pressing on a nerve, to relieve sciatica and leg pain.

Spine surgery through a cut of about one centimetre, using a thin camera, to free a trapped nerve.

Surgery that straightens and steadies a curved spine, in teenagers and adults.

Surgery to remove or disconnect the part of the brain where seizures start, when medicines do not control them.

Treatment to seal a weak, bulging blood vessel in the brain before it bursts, or after it has bled.

Emergency and follow-on care for a stroke, including removal of a clot from a brain artery.

An operation to repair a gap in the skull, usually after earlier brain surgery or an injury.

Brain surgery through a small opening or through the nose, using a thin camera.

Treatment for long-lasting back and neck pain using injections, nerve blocks and therapy, often avoiding an operation.

A small implanted device that sends mild electrical pulses to the spinal cord or a nerve to block long-term pain.

Surgery to remove a tumour from the spine, fix a broken spine, or clear an infection, with nerve monitoring during the operation.

Treatment for fluid building up in the brain, by draining it with a shunt or opening a new path with an endoscope.

Injections guided by muscle testing (EMG) to relax stiff or overactive muscles.
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