When I am the first responder but second opinion giver
Neurosurgery, given its complications, often nudges patients into approaching a second expert; a practice I encourage at the expense of […]
Neurosurgery, given its complications, often nudges patients into approaching a second expert; a practice I encourage at the expense of […]
Should surgeons treat family members if they have mastered the kind of operation their loved ones need? I was rounding
The importance of an accurate diagnosis can decide the distance between life and death, as we face the constant challenge
When you are on the other side, you realise the value of hospital “rounds” and why Sir needed to ask
The most pertinent revelation of the lockdown has been an abundance of time and insight. It has put the brakes
It may be anecdotal evidence most may balk at, but there is a gender, age connection to ideal in-surgery patient
On Parsi New Year we share with you an insight into the idiosyncrasies of the people we love and cherish
A man of science must surrender to strength of will and power of positive realisation if he is to be
Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is to do nothing. This is true for the Queen of England, and neurosurgeons
“Here is my MRI and it shows a brain tumour, for Christ’s sake. Why me?” implored Elton John, a visibly