Operative intervention may be recommended for tumours, cerebral aneurysms, hydrocephalus, movement disorders, and certain cranial nerve conditions. The QNS team takes a thorough, evidence-based approach before recommending any operative pathway.
A referral from your GP or treating specialist is the first step. QNS accepts referrals for intracranial conditions and can be reached on 07 3421 6000 to arrange a consultation once your referral is in place.
Minimally invasive neurosurgery uses smaller incisions and specialised instruments to access the brain with less disruption to surrounding tissue. This approach may support faster recovery compared to open craniotomy in appropriate cases.
Recovery varies depending on the procedure, the underlying condition, and each patient's health. QNS provides tailored post-operative care plans and works with allied health professionals to support patients from the immediate post-surgical period through to rehabilitation.
Yes. Neurosurgical procedures require a hospital stay for close monitoring in the days following surgery. Length of stay depends on the complexity of the procedure and the patient's response. QNS operates across leading Brisbane private hospitals equipped with neurosurgical intensive care and specialist recovery facilities.
Queensland Neurosurgery & Spine Surgery brings together some of Brisbane's most experienced neurosurgeons and a genuine commitment to treating each patient as an individual. To request an appointment or ask a question, call 07 3421 6000 or visit the contact page at QNS to get in touch.