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About the Neurosurgery Unit
The Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Clinical Neurosciences is a research and clinically active unit exploring several aspects of neurosurgical disease including brain physics and mathematical modelling of intracranial dynamics, hydrocephalus, acute brain injury (traumatic brain injury, subarachnoid haemorrhage), myelopathy, neuro-oncology, novel teaching methods in anatomy and surgery and rigorous audit of the centre’s neurosurgical services.
Integration of the Neurosurgery Unit and the Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre (facilities for Positron Emission Tomography and 3T MR) within the Neurosciences Critical Care Unit facilitates the study of acutely ill patients, as well as functional studies of the brain and strategies for repair.
The close relationship between the clinical and academic departments underpins the successes within the department. This allows our basic science research to drive improvements in clinical services, and, the clinical services allows us to frame our research questions in a fashion that benefits patients.
Department News
Prof. and Dr Czosnyka give valuable insights into CSF dynamics
On Thursday 17 March 2022, Professor Marek Czosnyka and Doctor Zofia Czosnyka delivered a training seminar on cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)…
New Brain Physics Refresher Course from 23 March
A new Brain Physics Refresher Course will start from tomorrow, Wednesday 23 March and will run until Tuesday, 5 April.…
Reversible Dementia Project (REVERT) marks official launch
On 25 June 2021, the Reversible Dementia Project (REVERT) officially launched with its highly successful Kick-Off Event, a round table…
REVERT hydrocephalus round table on 25 June 2021
We would like to invite you to join us online for a three-hour hydrocephalus round table! It will bring together…
