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Why see a neurosurgeon instead of a neurologist?

A neurosurgeon is able to perform surgery on the brain and spinal cord, whereas a neurologist is typically not able to do so. In addition to performing surgical procedures, neurosurgeons are also able to help you navigate through your diagnosis, your treatment plan, the actual surgery, and post-recovery options.

What is neuro spine?

A Neuro-Spinal Examination: The Basics This includes examining the central nervous system or CNS (brain and spinal cord) and any affects on the peripheral nervous system or PNS (nerves and ganglia beyond the brain and spinal cord).

Will a neurologist prescribe pain meds?

Neurologists are 14th among all medical specialties prescribing opioids. At the same time, a large number of patients with neurologic disease are using opioids and suffering from the effects of overuse and abuse. The AAN supports the appropriate treatment of pain for neurologic patients living with pain.

What will a neurosurgeon do on first visit?

Your first visit with a neurosurgeon will be similar to any other first doctor visit, as they will take a complete medical history and may perform a physical examination. This visit will be focused on getting to know you and your health history so that they can make an accurate diagnosis.

Why would a doctor send you to a neurosurgeon?

What Conditions Do Neurosurgeons Treat? Neurosurgeons are trained to treat people with trauma to the brain and spine, aneurysms, blocked arteries, chronic low-back pain, birth defects, tumors in the brain and spinal cord, and peripheral nerve issues.

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