Subpial Neurosurgery

A free educational space for neurosurgery residents and young neurosurgeons — short, practical teaching across the subspecialties.

This section is intended for medical trainees, not for patients.

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Core brain, skull base, and spinal anatomy every neurosurgeon must master.

Reading CT and MRI for neurosurgical decision-making.

Movement disorders, epilepsy, deep brain stimulation, and ablation.

Brain and spinal tumours — from diagnosis to surgical strategy.

Hydrocephalus, congenital anomalies, and pediatric tumours.

Degenerative, traumatic, and complex spine surgery.

Aneurysms, AVMs, and cerebrovascular techniques.

Nerve injuries, entrapment syndromes, and repair.

Neurological foundations that inform surgical practice.

Real cases discussed step by step — the reasoning and the decisions.