Neurological Surgery

Post-traumatic syndrome; post-traumatic epilepsy; psychological evaluation after craniocerebral injury; growing skull fractures; cerebrospinal fluid fistulae - their management and repair; cranial defects and their repair; facial, auditory and vestibular nerve injuries associated with basilar skull fractures; maxillofacial injuries; scalp injuries and their management; trauma to the carotid artery and other cervial vessels; injuries to the cervical vessels; injuries to the cervical spine and spinal cord; hyperextension, hyperflexion and torsion injuries of the spine; management of thoracic spine fractures; management of thoracolumbar and lumbar spine injuries; acute injuries of peripheral nerves; chronic injuries of peripheral nerves by entrapment; problems associated with multiple trauma; benign spine lesions; biomechanics and ageing of the spine; nondiscogenic back and leg pain; extradural spinal cord and nerve root compression from benign lesions of the lumbar area; percutaneous approaches to lumbar discectomy; micro-operative treatment for lumbar disc disease; use of chemonucleolysis in the treatment of disc diseas; operative management of the failed back syndrome; spondylolisthesis and spondylolysis; fusion of the lumbar spine; lumbar spine stenosis; adhesive arachnoiditis; extradural spinal cord and nerve root compression from benign lesions of the dorsal area; extradural spinal cord and nerve root compression from benign lesions of the cervical area; posterior micro-operative treatment of cervical disc disease; anterior operative approaches for benign extradural cervical lesions; scoliosis, kyphosis, and lordosis.