Are you interested in medicine and surgery? 

'Neurotheatre -  Simulated Brain Surgery!' is back due to popular demand! Edinburgh Medical School will be going online for an immersive, captivating re-enactment of brain surgery, featuring state-of-the-art surgical technology, alongside a diverse cast of neurosurgeons, A&E doctors, and medical students!

'Neurotheatre – Simulated Brain Surgery!'

Neurotheatre will offer audiences a glimpse at the neurosurgical treatment of a simulated patient following a road traffic accident. In an experience that promises to be as exciting as it is educational, members of the public will understand the work of emergency services, watch a simulated neurosurgery- before hearing a first-hand account of the effects of traumatic brain injury by a patient ambassador from Edinburgh Headway Group.

Programme for the evening:

1830-1930: 'Neurotheatre – Simulated Brain Surgery!'

1930: Q&A Session With A Surgeon, A&E Doctor, Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor and Medical Students.

Optional: Stay at the end to learn more and ask questions about Medical School from Edinburgh Medical Students!

This is a free event. Audience members are reminded to register using the link provided.

Neurotheatre is a joint collaboration between Edinburgh Neuroscience, The University of Edinburgh Neurological Society and medical students at Edinburgh Medical School. Medical students will be on-hand and are more than happy to take questions relating to studying in Edinburgh.

We would like to recognise the generous support of our sponsors throughout the years listed below.

FAQs 

How do I access the event?

When you sign up, you will be asked to provide your email address. We will send all joining details through this email.

Ticket ownership does not guarantee admission.

Attendees should aim to arrive at 1830 to increase the likelihood of getting a place.

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Any queries should be directed to Nandaja at n.narayanan@sms.ed.ac.uk

What age is this event suitable for?

Anyone above the age of 14 would be suitable for the event. If you are interested in medicine, this is the event for you! No prior knowledge is required.

Please note this is a simulated performance and does not involve any human tissue or remains