Neurosurgery

Neurosurgeons are highly skilled physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of disorders and injuries affecting the nervous system. They are also adept at managing conditions that impact the blood flow to the brain. Additionally, neurosurgeons play a crucial role in the rehabilitation of patients following treatment. With their extensive knowledge and expertise, they are able to assess and diagnose patients with various nervous system disorders or injuries. They order, perform, and interpret results of diagnostic tests such as MRIs, PET scans, and CT scans to aid in accurate diagnosis. Neurosurgeons are proficient in performing complex neurosurgical procedures, often utilizing microscopes for microsurgeries. They are also well-equipped to handle emergency surgeries, ensuring prompt and effective intervention. In addition to their surgical responsibilities, neurosurgeons prescribe appropriate treatments and closely monitor patients' progress. They collaborate with psychiatrists, therapists, neurologists, and other departments to provide comprehensive care and optimize patient outcomes. General Responsibilities: 1. Assess and diagnose patients with nervous system disorders or injuries 2. Order, perform, and interpret results of diagnostic tests, such as MRIs, PET scans, and CT scans 3. Perform neurosurgery 4. Operate microscopes for surgeries to perform microsurgeries 5. Handle emergency surgeries 6. Prescribe treatments and monitor patients' progress 7. Work with psychiatrists, therapists, and neurologists, and consult with other departments