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Executive group of the Centre of Excellence in Neuromodulation Therapies

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Brain Injury Centre

Tyks Brain Injury Centre is a unit of excellence. Brain injury patients are treated by several different units of Tyks, such as emergency care, emergency department, intensive care unit, neurosurgery ward, rehabilitation ward and traumatic brain injury outpatient clinic. The Brain Injury Center's operations consist of coordinating the entire above-mentioned treatment path for an accidental brain injury patient, training undergraduate and postgraduate students, and scientific research. Brain Injury Centre is a part of Tyks Neurocenter.

After your visit to the Emergency services

Information about your discharge from the hospital, continued treatment, patient information/data, charges etc.

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Result groups

Information about the organisation of patient care at Tyks.

Saske's contact information

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Units of excellence

The units receive funding totalling 300,000 euros. The allocation of funding is based on the strategy of excellence, which aims to strengthen the competitiveness, innovation and research position, and clinical excellence of our university hospital.

Science and research in the Centre of Excellence in Neuromodulation Therapies

Method development at the Centre of Excellence in Neuromodulation Therapies is supported by active scientific research collaboration between all the participating units of Turku University Hospital and the University of Turku.

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Tyks Department of Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

We serve children and adolescents under 16 years old in the specialties of paediatric medicine, paediatric surgery and paediatric neurology. Our result group has been divided into six sections.

Cancer treatment

An individual treatment plan is tailored for each patient. The outcome of the treatment plan depends on the type of cancer and how far it has spread, the patient's general condition, age and concomitant illnesses. Thus, patients with the same cancer may have different treatment plans.

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Paediatric tumours

The most common tumours among children are different forms of haematological tumours, e.g., leukaemia. Of the tissue tumours, the most common ones are tumours of the brain, kidney, adrenal glands and extremities.

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