Introduction Neurosurgery training lacks uniformity across the world. Differences in the
methods of training adopted during the training period is one of the major problems …

Neurosurgical advocates for global surgery/neurosurgery at the 75th World Health Assembly
gathered in person for the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic in Geneva, Switzerland, in …

Introduction Neurosurgery is one of the most complex surgical disciplines where
psychomotor skills and deep anatomical and neurological knowledge find their maximum …

Education and training are essential components of global neurosurgery because they
provide a sustainable solution to address the workforce deficits in the neurosurgical burden …

The future of global neurosurgery should focus on addressing the unmet neurosurgical need
from a health system approach should we hope to achieve sustainable and ethical change …

Annually, approximately 22.6 million patients suffer from neurologic disorders or injuries
requiring neurosurgical consultation, including 13.8 million who require surgery. 1 …

The World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies (WFNS) Global Neurosurgery Committee
defines global neurosurgery as the clinical and public health practice of neurosurgery with …

Neurosurgical education and training are the essential tenets for the development of a
sustainable workforce: the core of an optimal neurosurgical care system. However …

Since its inception as a field, neurosurgery has inherently been a specialty where clinical
expertise intermingled with academic pursuits. Thus, many neurosurgeons today consider …

There are approximately 5 billion people who lack access to safe, affordable, and timely
surgical care worldwide every year. 1 Low-and-middle income countries (LMICs) stand to …