When should someone see a neurosurgeon?
Persistent or serious neurological symptoms, brain conditions, head injuries, or conditions requiring surgical evaluation may need assessment by a neurosurgeon.
Is specialised neurological care available for sudden or serious symptoms?
Yes. The department manages both acute neurological conditions and long-term neurological disorders.
Can long-term neurological conditions be managed with regular follow-up?
Yes. Ongoing specialist care can help monitor symptoms and adjust management as needed.
Can neurological conditions also affect mood or mental well-being?
Yes. Some neurological conditions can affect emotional, psychological, or cognitive well-being, which can be addressed with support from relevant specialists.
Can neurological treatment help improve daily functioning?
Treatment and rehabilitation can help manage symptoms, improve function, and support a better quality of life in many neurological conditions.
Is specialised neurological care available for children as well as adults?
Yes. The Centre provides neurological and neurosurgical services for patients of all ages.
Can a neurological condition be evaluated using advanced diagnostic tests?
Yes. The Centre has specialised diagnostic facilities including advanced MRI, EEG, PET-CT, SPECT, and other neurological investigations.
Is emergency care available for neurological conditions?
Yes. The Centre has a 24-hour emergency division for neurological and neurosurgical emergencies, including neurotrauma and hyperacute stroke care.
Can complex brain, spine, and nerve conditions be treated at the centre?
Yes. The Centre provides specialised care for a wide range of neurological, neurosurgical, spine, and nerve conditions.
When should someone seek specialist care for a neurological problem?
Persistent headaches, seizures, memory changes, movement problems, weakness, numbness, balance difficulties, or other neurological symptoms may need specialist evaluation.
