Brain Specialist
With over 20 years of extensive experience, Dr Quentin Malone provides surgical management of the following conditions:
- Neurovascular Surgery
- Brain Aneurysm
- Brain Tumours
- Surgical Shunts
Brain
Providing traditional and innovative surgical management plans, Dr Quentin Malone specialises in brain, spine and nerve conditions. With ongoing monitoring and all-inclusive treatment plans, Dr Quentin Malone is the only neurology practice in Perth with a strong commitment to both rehabilitation and interactive pain management. From diagnosis, through to treatment and rehab, Dr Quentin Malone provides a multi-disciplinary care approach to all his patients.
As a full service practice, we provide comprehensive care for the following treatments:
- Neurovascular Surgery
- Brain Aneurysm
- Brain Tumours
- Surgical Shunt
As the only Australian surgeon to have been awarded the Congress of Neurological Surgeons Young Investigator Award, Dr Quentin Malone is dedicated to both his patients and his work. For more information, contact us today on (08) 9486 4780.
BEFORE YOUR SURGERY
On the evening before, or the morning of your surgery you will be admitted to hospital. It is important that you arrive on time, allowing the staff prepare you appropriately for your operation. If you are being admitted to hospital on the day of your surgery, it is important to remember to fast from the requested time.
You will need to make arrangements for a family member or friend to drive you to the hospital prior to your surgery, and also someone to drive you home following your discharge from the hospital.
AFTER YOUR SURGERY
After your surgery, your activities will gradually increase. Patients are usually transferred from the Intensive Care Unit, to the Neurosurgery Ward on the day following surgery. The incision will be dressed appropriately and, in most cases, can be removed 2 days after your surgery.
Generally, you will be discharged 5 to 7 days following your surgery. The correct use of medications will be discussed with you prior to discharge.
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