drpossible
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I have always felt that neurosurgery is much more codependent and integrated with its non-surgical counterpart, neurology, both in the clinical and research aspects, than the other surgical specialties (as in CT surgery to cardiology and general surgery to IM). Would you agree that neurosurgery falls into this circumstance?
Also, I am aware that the field's name is neurological surgery. However, do neurosurgeons generally view themselves as neurological surgeons or surgical neurologists or some gray middle area?
To clarify: do they see themselves as physicians of the nervous system who happen to perform surgery or surgeons who happen to perform surgery on the nervous system.
What's your take.
Also, I am aware that the field's name is neurological surgery. However, do neurosurgeons generally view themselves as neurological surgeons or surgical neurologists or some gray middle area?
To clarify: do they see themselves as physicians of the nervous system who happen to perform surgery or surgeons who happen to perform surgery on the nervous system.
What's your take.