General Neurosurgery
Intraoperative neurophysiological Monitoring (IOM)
Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring has become a gold standard of neurosurgical interventions: cranial nerve monitoring during skullbase surgery, SEP and MEP during aneurysm surgery and interventions at the brain stemm, phase reversal and cortical mapping during surgery of central tumours.
Cerebral Aneurysm
Neuromonitoring during cerebral aneurysm 
Interventions in Supratentorial Areas
Continuous monitoring of motor paths at the central brain and monitoring of the cerebral blood flow
Interventions at the Posterior Cranial Fossa
Monitoring of the cranial nerves, continuous monitoring of the auditory nerve
Acoustic Neurinom
Monitoring of the cranial nerves, continuous monitoring of the auditory nerve
Spinal Tumors and Malformations
Continuous monitoring motor and sensory paths at the spinal cord
Plexus Surgery
Measure of the integrity of plexus nerves, localisation of lesions areas, evaluation of the nerve function
Spinal Column Stabilisation
Neuromonitoring is performed for scoliosis and fracture interventions during spinal column stabilisation. Thus, motor and sensory nerve paths can be monitored, a safe and correct pedicle screw placement controlled and the recurrent nerve can be monitored during cervical interventions.
Dreztomy
EMG and CMAP recording with direct nerve stimulation
Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy
Distinction between pathological and normal sensory nerve fascicle
Interventions at the Brain Stem
SEP and MEP recording during interventions at the brain stem.
Epilepsy
Presurgical epilepsy diagnostic, cortical stimulation and EEG longtime monitoring.