Neurology

  Neurology is a field of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of conditions that affect the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system of the body. The central nervous system encompasses the brain and spinal cord whereas the peripheral nervous system constitutes nerves, blood vessels, and parts associated with the nervous system. The conditions are treated by physicians of two related filed one is neurosurgery and neurology. Let us have an overview of how and what does a  neurosurgeon  does. Who is a neurosurgeon? The common notion that is surfacing the minds of people is that neurosurgeons are just brain surgeons. But that is not true neurosurgeons do much more than just brain surgery. Neurosurgeons are doctors who diagnose, assess, and perform various surgeries to treat the central nervous system disorders. A neurologist on the other hand also treats diseases of the brain and nervous system but they won’t perform surgery. In terms of medical managemen

Neurosurgery is one of the most complicated surgical procedures known to the medical world. Dealing with the thinnest and almost-invisible neurons and the other parts of a nervous system need the utmost precision and immense experience. A doctor can only become a neurosurgeon when   he completes a surgical internship continuing over a year and have completed more than 5 years of any surgical program being a resident doctor in the neurological division of a hospital. Facts To Know About Neurosurgery Main  Divisions:  The main divisions of neurosurgery are Vascular, stereotactic, Oncological, skull base, spinal, peripheral, and pediatric neurosurgeries.   Use Of Master-Crafted Tools And Equipment:  Only the best neurological divisions in the leading hospitals have this kind of equipment. In neurosurgery, the only thing that matters is precision. Tools with sophisticated designs and fine details are used by a neurosurgeon to perform critical operations. Extensive Diagnosis