Nigeria's neurosurgical field faces profound challenges, including a critically low
neurosurgeon-to-patient ratio and significant migration of medical professionals to …

Since the release of the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery report in 2015, there has
been an increase in the number of published papers on global neurosurgery, gaining …

Open access (OA) publishing refers to the practice of making scholarly research available
online, free of charge, to anyone, anywhere. OA, therefore, provides information to …

Background Most of the scientific and healthcare resources in Mexico are limited to the large
major cities. However, many communities with complex socioeconomic and cultural …

In 2015, the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery highlighted the disparities that exist
around the world in terms of health care and access to care. About two-thirds of the world's …

Objective To promote global equity in research, innovation, and care, sharing knowledge
and gras** current benchmarks is crucial. Despite LIC/LMIC constituting around 80% of …

In the following article, we define the practice of global neurosurgery and review the major
historical events defining this movement within the larger context of global surgery. The …

Neurosurgical training and practice rely heavily on research, which is a pivotal marker of
academic productivity. This study investigates the current landscape of neurosurgery …

Neural tube defects, primarily spina bifida and anencephaly (SBA), are common causes of
mortality and morbidity among newborns. The global prevalence of spina bifida is 1 in 1000 …

Despite the globalization of health information, collaborations between high-income
countries (HICs) and low/middle-income countries (LMICs), while present, could still …