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Neurosurgery (or neurological surgery) is the medical specialty concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of disorders which affect any portion of the nervous system including the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and extra-cranial cerebrovascular system. Associate Professor John Fuller is committed to excellence in patient care. His dedication in utilising the latest technologies and neurosurgical skills has allowed Associate Professor Fuller to provide a high quality neurosurgical service with the best possible outcome for his patients.

The Gamma Knife is a specialised treatment machine designed to provide stereotactic surgery to a highly defined target within the brain.

Gamma Knife

The Gamma Knife is a specialised treatment machine designed to provide stereotactic surgery to a highly defined target within the brain.
A/Prof. John Fuller is one of eight neurosurgeons who form the Macquarie University Neurosurgery Unit. As one of the largest academic neurosurgery groups in Australia, the Unit features a dedicated neurosurgery research laboratory.

Macquarie Neurosurgery

A/Prof. John Fuller is one of eight neurosurgeons who form the Macquarie University Neurosurgery Unit. As one of the largest academic neurosurgery groups in Australia, the Unit features a dedicated neurosurgery research laboratory.
To make an appointment with A/Prof. John Fuller please contact our rooms by telephone, email, or complete and submit the Online Appointment form.

Online Appointment

To make an appointment with A/Prof. John Fuller please contact our rooms by telephone, email, or complete and submit the Online Appointment form.
Patients can complete online their relevant clinical details prior to their appointment with A/Prof. John Fuller. They can also download a PDF, print it out and bring their details to the consultation.

Clinical Information

Patients can complete online their relevant clinical details prior to their appointment with A/Prof. John Fuller. They can also download a PDF, print it out and bring their details to the consultation.