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Neurosurgical treatment is not limited to surgery.
The appropriate approach depends on the diagnosis, symptoms, imaging findings, overall health, functional status and individual circumstances.
Some neurological and spinal conditions may be managed without surgery. Depending on the condition, this may include observation, medical management, lifestyle measures or rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation may form an important part of recovery for patients with neurological or spinal conditions, helping address function and mobility where appropriate.
Neurological and spinal pain may have different underlying causes. Assessment helps identify the source of the pain and determine an appropriate management approach.
Patients with serious neurological conditions may require close neurological observation and specialised monitoring.
Complex conditions may require collaboration between neurosurgeons, neurologists, radiologists, anaesthetists, rehabilitation specialists, oncologists and other relevant specialists.
When surgery is considered appropriate, treatment planning takes into account the patient's diagnosis, clinical condition, potential benefits and potential risks.