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Need expert help here. what are the sub-specialities of neurosurgery?
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There are many: Here is a brief list: neurotrauma: head ; spine injury neurooncology: brain tumors neurovascular: aneurysms, avms, carotid artery disease: open surgery for these neurointerventional: interventional treatments for these-ie. Catheter techniques spine: treatment of spinal disorders, herniated discs, fusions pediatric ns: surgery of the pediatric patient functional/stereotactic: movement disorders.
Answered 1/11/2015
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