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Endovascular Neurosurgery
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05-20-2017, 09:29 PM
What percentage of endovascular neurosurgery cases are elective vs emergency. Is it possible to build a practice doing 100% elective endovascular cases. I loathe spine, is it possible to do intracranial and endovascular and have enough cases for 2 days of OR in private practice. I guess I can stand one or two MIS every 2 weeks...
05-21-2017, 06:58 AM
(05-20-2017, 09:29 PM)lifestyle Wrote: What percentage of endovascular neurosurgery cases are elective vs emergency. Is it possible to build a practice doing 100% elective endovascular cases. I loathe spine, is it possible to do intracranial and endovascular and have enough cases for 2 days of OR in private practice. I guess I can stand one or two MIS every 2 weeks... There are a lot of elective endo cases, however the call is standard SAH/Stroke call and miserable. FWIW, with this type of post I would not be surprised if you get flamed. No one wants to take call, but the more people who don't means the more call for those who do. I hate to be cliche, but if you did not want to take call in your practice, you should not have gone in to neurosurgery.
05-24-2017, 05:59 PM
(05-20-2017, 09:29 PM)lifestyle Wrote: What percentage of endovascular neurosurgery cases are elective vs emergency. Is it possible to build a practice doing 100% elective endovascular cases. I loathe spine, is it possible to do intracranial and endovascular and have enough cases for 2 days of OR in private practice. I guess I can stand one or two MIS every 2 weeks... you "loathe" spine and hate emergent cases? what are you, a pre-med student? I'd look into derm. |
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