Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring for premier hospitals across Australia — protecting the neural pathways your patients rely on, in real time, through every high-risk procedure.
During complex surgery, neural structures can be placed at risk long before any visible sign appears. Our scientific personnel continuously track the function of the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves — giving your surgical team immediate, actionable feedback when it matters most.
By combining multiple monitoring modalities in each case, we build a more complete and more accurate picture of neural integrity, from incision to closure.
Multimodal monitoring enhances accuracy — each technique interrogates a different pathway, and together they leave far fewer blind spots. Below are some of our core modalities; we select and combine techniques to suit each procedure and patient.
Continuous recording of cortical electrical activity to track cerebral function and perfusion.
Spontaneous and triggered recordings from muscles to detect nerve root and cranial nerve irritation.
Assessing the integrity of the sensory pathways from the limbs through the spinal cord to the cortex.
Transcranial stimulation to verify the function of the descending motor pathways in real time.
Recording of the descending corticospinal volley via an epidural or subdural electrode — a direct measure of motor tract integrity, particularly valuable in intramedullary spinal cord surgery.
We apply further techniques as each case requires. Tell us about your procedure and we'll tailor the monitoring plan.
Scheduled lists and emergency procedures alike — day, night and weekends, our team is ready when your theatre is.
Transparent, predictable billing — a single fixed fee per case.
We tailor the monitoring plan and modalities to the procedure and patient.
Continuous real-time monitoring with immediate feedback to the surgical team.
Findings documented for the surgical team, billed at a single fixed fee per case.