Neurosurgical and neuropathological resources on the internet are rapidly developing. Some excellent clinical, patient information, professional, academic, and teaching web sites are available. This review summarises the most useful online sites for neurosurgeons and neuropathologists in the United Kingdom and beyond. More general internet resources have been covered in the first article in thi...

Epilepsy surgery has been accepted as an effective treatment in drug-resistant focal epilepsy. However, the number of epilepsy neurosurgeons is not enough in China compared with the huge demand. The content of epilepsy neurosurgeon cultivation includes surgery itself as well as presurgical evaluation. In this article, we review not only different categories of epilepsy surgeries but also the pr...

Aim: We aimed to examine the similarity in brain computed tomography (CT) reports of emergency medicine and neurosurgery specialists. Material Methods: Patients who applied department underwent cranial CT traumatic non-traumatic conditions were analyzed retrospectively. The neurosurgeon specialists reviewed. radiologist's report was set as gold standard. All examinations performed independently...

The number of neurosurgeons per million population is much lower in Europe than in the USA, where the point prevalence of neurosurgeons doubled between 1963-87. Results of a 1987 survey of USA neurosurgical practice show that surgery filled 25% of total time in professional activity. Of all cases treated, 64% were spinal disorders and 24% were intracranial disorders. Use of a relative value sca...

Neurosurgical coverage for hospital emergency and trauma call has been a growing controversy for several years. Hospital emergency department surveys show difficulty either in getting coverage of specialty services in the emergency room (ER), or trouble finding neurosurgeons to whom to refer emergency problems. The American College of Emergency Physicians surveyed 4444 hospital emergency depart...