Pelvic IOM (PIOM)

Pelvic IOM (PIOM) and Bladder Pressure Monitoring protect neural functions related to urinary and sexual health, preserving postoperative quality of life.

Subcortical Mapping

Subcortical Mapping identifies and preserves critical brain structures during surgeries, optimising outcomes and preserving quality of life.

Vagus Nerve Monitoring

Vagus Nerve Monitoring is critical for surgeries that risk injuring the vagus nerve, preventing complications such as voice changes and swallowing difficulties.

Facial Nerve Monitoring/Mapping

Facial Nerve Monitoring/Mapping ensures the integrity and function of the facial nerve, minimising the risk of postoperative facial paralysis.

Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs)

Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) assess the health of visual pathways during surgeries
impacting vision, essential for preserving visual function.

Auditory Evoked Potentials (AEPs)

Auditory Evoked Potentials (AEPs) monitor the auditory system’s function, crucial for surgeries near the auditory nerve to reduce the risk of hearing loss.

Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Monitoring (RLN)

Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Monitoring (RLN) protects the nerve crucial for voice and swallowing functions, reducing the risk of vocal cord paralysis.

D-Wave Monitoring​

D-Wave Monitoring offers essential feedback on the condition of the corticospinal tract, enabling surgeons to preserve motor function and ensure safer neurosurgical results.

Direct Nerve Stimulation (DNS)

Direct Nerve Stimulation (DNS) is employed to assess the functionality and integrity of nerves, aiding in nerve preservation and optimisation of surgical outcomes.

Triggered EMG​

Triggered Electromyography (Triggered-EMG)confirms nerve locations and ensures their preservation, maintaining motor and sensory functions postoperatively.