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How to become a neurosurgeon

September 25, 2019 · Alex Alamri · Leave a Comment

In this YouTube video, the illustrations and animations were lovingly crafted by award-winning medical illustrator Merlin Strangeway. Click here to see more of her work. Watch the video now to find out how to become a neurosurgeon. This is a transcript of the video: Neurosurgery is a very small specialty, especially within the UK. There are two […]

Surgeon Family Life

September 9, 2019 · Alex Alamri ·

We get a lot of questions about surgeon family life, from all across the world. It’s a worrying thing because you wouldn’t want to have to choose between a family life and a career, but for surgeons it can be difficult to balance the both. Hopefully you will find Alex’s story helpful. He is a […]

Are Neurosurgeons Psychopaths?

August 25, 2019 · Alex Alamri ·

Are Neurosurgeon’s psychopaths? Let’s take a look at the different characteristics that make a person a psychopath and see whether neurosurgeons fit into that mould…

Unboxing Robot Arm – Synaptive Modus V

March 24, 2019 · Alex Alamri ·

Unboxing Robot Arm – Synaptive Modus V This is probably one of the more insane unboxing videos you’ll see on Youtube as it’s a robotic arm with a microscope attached to it that we use during brain surgery! The arm itself uses the Canadarm tech from the International Space Station. Last year we applied for […]

The Brain Surgeon’s Vlog – ep. 8 – Patient outcomes in Neurosurgery

March 17, 2019 · Alex Alamri ·

I often get asked about patient outcomes in neurosurgery. Is it true that we’re always breaking bad news? Do all of our patients do really badly? If that’s the case, why do we bother doing what we do? A lot of medical students have an interest in becoming neurosurgeons but they can be put off […]

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