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Specialist Neurosurgeon & Spinal Surgeon

Dr Nash Munthree

Specialist neurosurgeon and spinal surgeon in Johannesburg, caring for conditions of the spine and brain.

Background

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Dr Nash Munthree is a specialist neurosurgeon and spinal surgeon in Johannesburg. His work covers conditions of the spine and of the brain, from degenerative and traumatic spinal problems to brain tumours and vascular conditions of the brain and spine.

He qualified in medicine at the University of Natal, completed his Master of Medicine in Neurosurgery at the University of the Witwatersrand and holds the Fellowship of the College of Neurosurgeons of South Africa. He then completed a fellowship in spine surgery at Stellenbosch University.

Qualifications

  • University of Natal (now UKZN)MBChB (Natal)Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, University of Natal
  • Colleges of Medicine of South AfricaFC Neurosurgery (SA)Fellowship of the College of Neurosurgeons of South Africa
  • University of the WitwatersrandMMed Neurosurgery (Wits)Master of Medicine in Neurosurgery, University of the Witwatersrand
  • Stellenbosch UniversityFellowship Spine Surgery (Stell)Fellowship in Spine Surgery, Stellenbosch University

Clinical areas

  • Spinal conditions, including complex spinal care
  • Brain tumours and neuro-oncology
  • Vascular conditions of the brain and spine

Hospital association

  • Johannesburg Surgical HospitalConsultations and theatre cases
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Approach

How the practice approaches care.

  1. Listen before planning

    Your history, your symptoms and what matters to you come first. Scans are read in the light of the person, not the other way round.

  2. Explain the options

    Findings are explained in plain language, with the anatomical models on hand, so you understand the reasons behind every recommendation.

  3. Use surgery selectively

    Many spinal and brain conditions are best managed without an operation. Surgery is recommended only when it is likely to help.

  4. Coordinate the journey

    Your referring doctor, other specialists and the practice team are kept informed, so the next step is always clear.

Next step

Start with a simple enquiry.

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