The hospital has an 899-bed capacity. Of these, 84 are assigned to Neuroscience in-patients. The Neurosurgery Service has an average daily census of 42 inpatients. There are 45,713 hospital admissions per year with 2,292 Neurosurgery admissions and 2,323 discharges. In addition there are 1,872 Neurology admissions with an average daily census of 35 inpatients.

The Neurosurgery Service performs an average of five inpatient consultations per day and an average of 10-15 Emergency Ward consultations per day. Our residents participate in all consultations. This year the service will move to a new state of the art facility - the Lunder Building. This facility will have six dedicated neurosurgical operating rooms, two rooms with intra-operative MRI, one room with intra-operative CT, and two rooms with biplanar angiography. There will also be a new larger 22-bed intensive care unit that includes an in-unit MRI and CT-PET scanner. There will also be a new and larger six-bed epilepsy monitoring unit, and two new in-patient floors. This new facility will significantly expand our capacity and provide significantly enhanced educational opportunities.

• Other neurosurgical intervention across the spectrum of neuroscience care