Neuroanaesthesia theses work best when built around operations your neurosurgery and spine teams already perform every week. Supratentorial craniotomy, skull pin fixation and prone spine fusion give a steady stream of comparable patients, so randomised double-blind drug comparisons are realistic within residency. The sample titles test scalp block against opioid for the pin-insertion response, hypertonic saline against mannitol for brain relaxation, and dexmedetomidine or lignocaine for smoother emergence and better cognition.

Many questions here hinge on monitoring: optic nerve sheath diameter, bispectral index, cerebral oximetry and evoked potentials. Confirm the equipment is available for every case before you register. Elderly patients need a cognitive baseline before surgery, and delirium or cognitive dysfunction should be assessed by a blinded observer. Ethics committees will expect clear stopping rules for haemodynamic instability.

1Neuroanaesthesia: catalogue at a glance

Our catalogue (shared with medicalthesistopic.in) has 41 MD Anaesthesiology titles in Neuroanaesthesia. Study designs used most often in this area:

Study designTitles
Prospective randomised double-blind study20
Prospective observational study12
Retrospective record-based study5
Prospective comparative study4

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234 Neuroanaesthesia thesis titles

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  1. 001

    Esmolol versus labetalol for control of emergence hypertension after supratentorial craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  2. 002

    Incidence of post-induction hypotension in traumatic brain injury undergoing emergency craniotomy and its association with in-hospital outcome

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyOutcome / Prognostic
  3. 003

    Perioperative course and complications of patients with traumatic cervical spine injury undergoing surgical fixation

    NeuroanaesthesiaRetrospective record-based studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  4. 004

    Cerebral oxygen desaturation measured by near-infrared spectroscopy in the beach-chair position during shoulder arthroscopy under general anaesthesia

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  5. 005

    Dexmedetomidine as an adjunct to propofol total intravenous anaesthesia and its effect on evoked potential amplitudes during scoliosis correction surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  6. 006

    Intraoperative hyperglycaemia and its association with neurological outcome in traumatic brain injury undergoing emergency craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  7. 007

    Predictors of delayed tracheal extubation after elective infratentorial tumour surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaRetrospective record-based studyAssociation / Correlation
  8. 008

    Scalp block versus incision-site infiltration for postoperative analgesia after supratentorial craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  9. 009

    Intraoperative cerebral oxygen desaturation on near-infrared spectroscopy and postoperative delirium in elderly patients undergoing spine surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  10. 010

    Anaesthetic management and periprocedural complications of endovascular coiling of intracranial aneurysms

    NeuroanaesthesiaRetrospective record-based studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  11. 011

    Incidence and outcome of venous air embolism during posterior fossa surgery in the sitting position

    NeuroanaesthesiaRetrospective record-based studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  12. 012

    Stroke volume variation guided versus conventional fluid therapy in prone spine surgery: blood loss, lactate and postoperative complications

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective comparative studyComparative / Interventional
  13. 013

    Propofol-based total intravenous anaesthesia versus sevoflurane anaesthesia and surgeon-rated brain relaxation in supratentorial tumour craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  14. 014

    Incidence and risk factors of intraoperative brain bulge during supratentorial tumour craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  15. 015

    Correlation of ultrasound-measured optic nerve sheath diameter with CT signs of raised intracranial pressure in patients with intracranial space-occupying lesions

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  16. 016

    Thoracolumbar interfascial plane block versus erector spinae plane block for analgesia after lumbar spine fusion surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  17. 017

    Erector spinae plane block versus local wound infiltration for analgesia and opioid consumption after single-level lumbar laminectomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  18. 018

    Dexmedetomidine and surgical field quality during endoscopic transsphenoidal pituitary surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  19. 019

    Incidence and predictors of postoperative nausea and vomiting after elective craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyOutcome / Prognostic
  20. 020

    Bilateral superficial cervical plexus block for analgesia after anterior cervical discectomy and fusion

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  21. 021

    Dexmedetomidine versus propofol sedation for awake craniotomy: patient comfort and intraoperative events

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective comparative studyComparative / Interventional
  22. 022

    Optic nerve sheath diameter as a predictor of raised intracranial pressure in traumatic brain injury undergoing emergency craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyDiagnostic / Tool Evaluation
  23. 023

    Remimazolam versus propofol and regional cerebral oxygen saturation in elderly patients undergoing prone spine surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  24. 024

    Postoperative cognitive dysfunction in elderly patients after general versus spinal anaesthesia

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective comparative studyComparative / Interventional
  25. 025

    Pregabalin premedication and postoperative pain after lumbar spine surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  26. 026

    Tranexamic acid and intraoperative blood loss in posterior spinal fusion

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  27. 027

    Total intravenous anaesthesia versus inhalational anaesthesia and motor evoked potentials in spine surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  28. 028

    Changes in intraocular pressure during prone position spine surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  29. 029

    Bispectral index guided versus standard anaesthetic depth and postoperative delirium in elderly patients

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  30. 030

    Intraoperative lignocaine infusion and postoperative cognitive dysfunction in elderly patients after spine surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  31. 031

    Dexmedetomidine infusion and quality of emergence after supratentorial craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  32. 032

    Hypertonic saline versus mannitol for brain relaxation during supratentorial tumour surgery

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional
  33. 033

    Optic nerve sheath diameter changes during laparoscopic surgery in the steep Trendelenburg position

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  34. 034

    Scalp block versus intravenous fentanyl for haemodynamic response to skull pin insertion in craniotomy

    NeuroanaesthesiaProspective randomised double-blind studyComparative / Interventional

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4Tips for a Neuroanaesthesia thesis

  • Grade brain relaxation with the surgeon's four-point scale and keep the surgeon blinded to the study drug; otherwise the primary outcome becomes a subjective opinion open to bias.
  • Measure optic nerve sheath diameter in both eyes at a fixed distance behind the globe, and let one trained sonologist take all readings to limit inter-observer variation.
  • For postoperative delirium use CAM or CAM-ICU, and for cognitive dysfunction a test such as MMSE or MoCA administered before surgery and on fixed postoperative days.

Other MD Anaesthesiology subject areas: Perioperative Medicine & Monitoring · Obstetric Anaesthesia · Airway Management · Regional Anaesthesia

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions on this topic

How many Neuroanaesthesia thesis titles does the catalogue have?+

It currently has 41 MD Anaesthesiology titles in Neuroanaesthesia; this page lists 34 of them. The most common designs are prospective randomised double-blind study, prospective observational study.

Can I get objectives or a synopsis for a Neuroanaesthesia title?+

Yes. Under each title there are buttons for objectives (₹50) and a full plan or synopsis (₹500). They open the title on medicalthesistopic.in, where you pay separately and get the draft on screen to edit with your guide.