Background There is no comprehensive report of neurosurgery postgraduate education in
Africa. This narrative review aimed to map out the landscape of neurosurgery training in …

Background Medical students are important team members and will be potential healthcare
providers in neurosurgery or other medical fields. We performed a systematic review …

Objective Africa has the second highest neurosurgical workforce deficit globally and many
medical students in Africa lack exposure to the field. This study aims to assess the impact of …

In summary, the choice to pursue neurosurgery training abroad may entail a temporary
departure from one's homeland, but it is underpinned by a profound dedication to enhancing …

Introduction: Although the past decade has seen a substantial increase in African
neurosurgeons' academic productivity, productivity remains low compared to their …

Background Africa bears more than 15% of the global burden of neurosurgical disease;
however, it has the lowest neurosurgical workforce density worldwide. The past decade has …

The gap between the tremendous burden of neurological disease requiring surgical
management and the limited capacity for neurosurgical care has fueled the growth of the …

The availability and accessibility of neurosurgical care across Africa remains limited despite
recent advancements. Overall, Africa accounts for 15% of the global neurosurgical disease …

Abstract The World Health Organization's Intersectoral Global Action Plan (IGAP) on
Epilepsy and Other Neurological Diseases 2022–2031 is a holistic, interdisciplinary, and …

Global Neurosurgery has been described as the clinical and public health practice of
neurosurgery with the primary purpose of ensuring timely, safe, and affordable …