Dr Mfundisi Neurosurgeon

12/05/2023

On International Nurses Day, we want to thank you for your selfless dedication and compassion. Thank you for being the beacon of light of our healthcare system. We appreciate you and show our gratitude 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️🌸🙏🏽😊

20/03/2023

https://twitter.com/MfundisiDr/status/1637700976890068992?s=20

“Good Morning😀Today is World Head Injury Day, Dr Mfundisi gives us more insight about the "commonest cause of brain injury" ”

13/02/2023

Epilepsy affects around 50 million people worldwide. It's a treatable, neurological disease characterized by recurrent seizures, or brief episodes of involuntary movement.

Monday is World Epilepsy Day: http://bit.ly/2SCoPFJ

10/01/2023

Good morning, We hope you enjoyed your holidays and are well rested, our rooms are now open. Please contact our offices to book appointments ☺️

Please note that we offer Clinical and Medico-legal services. Click on our website below for more info

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14/12/2022

Good Morning😄, please note that our offices will be closed from the 15th December 2022- 11th January 2023. All room consultations will resume from the 16th January 2023.

Happy Holidays and Stay Safe. ☺️💙🌻

07/07/2022

12/05/2022

Happy International Nurses Day. Thank you to all the nurses who go above and beyond, you're doing a great job!!

07/03/2022

https://twitter.com/Cmfundisi/status/1500720351365509121?s=20&t=rgz6n_19GTyP7UrNJqp5qw

“A quick thread on brain haemorrhage! Condolences to the family that has lost their loved one through this. It is really a tragedy and they must be asking themselves a number of questions.🌺”

03/03/2022

On let us shine the spotlight on children born with spina bifida. This defect results form incomplete closing of spine and its membranes that cover the cord.

When mild- it is inconsequential to the person born with it but when severe may need correction with surgery. The condition is associated with shortage of folate in the blood of the pregnant mother or use of certain medications during pregnancy.

Many times, the defect is associated with excessive accumulation of water in the brain. We advocate for early surgery for those children needing surgery to prevent infection and subsequent decline in function.

Early safe surgery improves function outcomes on these children and allows them to grow to be independent adults.

02/03/2022

Namhlanje sino Dr. Coceka Mfundisi ,oyi Specialist Neurosurgeon, ungumntu wasetyhini wesibini webala elintsundu owamkelwe njenge fellow of the College of Neurosurgeons of South Africa. 089 410 3333

10/02/2022

10/01/2022

Happy New Year! Our Rooms are open.
Exciting news this year- we are also available for consultations at the Netcare Linksfield Hospital. This means that we will continue our work at Busamed Hospital in addition to our new rooms at the Netcare Linksfield Hospital. 😁😁

13/12/2021

Please note our practice will be closed from the 15th December 2021 and will reopen on the 10th January 2022.
For emergencies, please contact us on 011 458 2000.

Happy Holidays and stay safe.😊

08/12/2021

Thank you and Mthatha Country Club for allowing us to be a part of your annual Golf event in Mthatha. We thoroughly enjoyed it and the reception was great.🙏😄

01/12/2021

Today is World AIDS Day and we would like to remind you to either abstain, use protection and PrEP is now an option to prevent infection.

As neurosurgeons, we tend to treat certain conditions associated with HIV and this include common complications of meningitis, which may include lesions or hydrocephalus. Complications of TB affecting the spine and brain as well.

Early diagnosis of HIV and enrolment in an ARV program will assist to limit the chances of development of these conditions.

We want to encourage you to test as knowing your status takes one a long way in preventing these surgical lesions that we see in the context of HIV infected persons.

29/11/2021

Dr Mfundisi will be live on Daily Thetha SABC1 this morning at 10:30 Please do tune in😀🙏

22/11/2021

Thank you for hosting Dr Mfundisi on your podcast. Dr Mfundisi talks about why you should not give up and everything neurosurgery.
Please use link to listen to the podcast https://pod.link/1578230819

NEW PODCAST EPISODE: Specialist neurosurgeon Dr Coceka Mfundisi tells us what’s on her mind in the next episode of the LeadUP Podcast. She chats about how her humble beginnings contributed to her medical success, fighting against injustice in her field, and much more. Catch the conversation from Monday, 22 November. If you haven’t yet subscribed, click on https://pod.link/1578230819 to find LeadUP Podcast in your favourite podcast app, or go to www.up.ac.za/LeadUP and click on LeadUP Podcast.