Experiences with

Neurosurgery

So pleased with myself particularly as this time last year I couldn’t walk without supports and needed Neurosurgery weeks later.

Is anyone out there who, like me , is a patient at the headache clinic at the London National hospital for neurology and neurosurgery, and is waiting for CGRP to be prescribed on the NHS? All they say is that the pharmacy haven't got it organised yet and that I am on a long waiting list.

The initial report is on the 60 subject cohort at Baylor Research Institute and the Neurosurgery Dept at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center, Temple Texas. Future reports will include Quantitative EEG analyses and inclusion of 40 subjects from the Quietmind Foundation in Elkins Park, PA.

I also have a tingling in my left fingers and a headache around the scar following previous neurosurgery. I’ve been in ICU before, but I don’t recall these ‘side effects’. Do any of these sound familiar to members?

Jeanmonod is the director of the Center for Ultrasound Functional Neurosurgery in Solothurn, Switzerland, where he and his team treat patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor and neuropathic pain with MR-guided focused ultrasound. Here is a link to an article on Dr.

https://www.massgeneral.org/neurosurgery/treatments-and-services/parkinsons-cell-therapy

Mr Ceresa took aducanumab for two years before the trial was halted - and then had to wait almost as long for another trial, at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, in London, to begin. "I'm quite happy to volunteer," he says.

Neurosurgery can only reduce its symptoms, but not stop its progression. I would like to make here a series of points questioning some established ideas about this disease, to test if we are facing scientific facts or dogmas.

My GP has referred me for surgery at National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London for endovascular coiling for an aneurysm.

My husband is now in a specialist BI unit in Dundee where he has been for just over a week after spending some time in the neurosurgery ward while waiting for a bed to come available.

Prof Paola Giunti Accredited Ataxia Centre of Excellence† National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery Queen Square London WC1N 3BG Tel: 0203 448 3153 Private and NHS 2.

https://academic.oup.com/neurosurgery/advance-article/doi/10.1093/neuros/nyaa487/6027128

My Dad is a 5 year Glio surviver (Brain Tumor) He was Flight lifted to UC Davis in Sacramento Ca. as his Tumor was back and needed surgery. His surgery went well and he could see and said he felt great! 2 days later he started looking bad and asked my mom if he was dieing, next day I get a phone call

While I still drink alcohol few times I never get seizures and I’m taking 200 mg lamotrogine everyday I never get siezures or auras while drinking and sometimes up to 6 beers and I feel fine though I do take care of myself and my limit. I have a mild moderate tbi and craniectomy done but still live

I am a new member of the group who was diagnosed 4 yrs ago with a 3-cm meningioma on my left parietal lobe. Since then follow-up MRI’s have not revealed any change in size but during the last year brain reaction (edema) has increased. My primary symptom is occasional neurological deficit events whereby

Hi everyone, My wonderful Mum who is 68 was diagnosed with a grade 4 Glioblastoma approx 4 weeks ago, she has undergone surgery to remove the tumour which was successful. It’s in her left temporal lobe and she’s slowly recovering from the brain surgery. She starts her radiotherapy on the 23rd June and

I have started losing hair. I have about an inch section of complete hair loss. I am three weeks after surgery and really concerned about this I have always had thick long hair. I have read a bit online about other brain surgeries and it says that it could be from the Anesthetic as I was under for 10

I'm not posting this to start a debate about the merits of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), but I do hope we all keep Benjamin Stecher in our thoughts as he is about to undergo DBS. Benjamin was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease approximately eight years ago, at the age of 29. Since then, he has been

Hi all, Iv joined recently and have been reading yr interesting helpful posts. Had SAH last April, similar issues now to alot of you here. They found another Aneurysm which I am being 'actively monitored' for, recovery going well, back at work, however have been getting clear nasal fluid occasionally

So I’m going in for my brain surgery in the morning after a lot of waiting I’ve packed enough for 2 weeks have I over packed 5pj nightie day clothes stuff to do and toiletries or do I need more sorry my anxiety is playing a huge part of me panicking lol