Charles G. Teo is a neurosurgeon based in Sydney, NSW, Australia. He works with people who have brain and spine related conditions, especially problems that affect how the brain works and how fluid moves around the head and spinal area.
In many cases, his patients come in with brain tumours and related issues, including gliomas and other tumours in the brain stem, posterior fossa, and around the ventricles. He also looks after people with conditions like hydrocephalus and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaks, where getting the right treatment early can make a real difference.
Some referrals are for specific brain structure problems, such as Chiari malformation, Rathke cleft cysts, and pineal region tumours. There are also times when care is needed for symptoms like headaches, papilledema (swelling around the optic nerve), and weakness or other nerve-related changes, depending on what is happening inside the brain.
Charles G. Teo’s work includes both surgery and other care steps, based on what each person needs. Endoscopy is also part of the approach in some cases, especially when doctors are trying to reach certain areas with smaller access.
Over time, many neurosurgeons like Charles follow treatment plans closely, because brain conditions can change. This means ongoing check-ins, clear updates for families, and careful follow-up after procedures.
Education-wise, Charles has completed the required medical and surgical training for neurosurgery. The focus stays on safe decision-making, careful planning for operations, and treating patients with care and respect.
Research and new treatment ideas matter in this field. While each case is handled on its own facts, he keeps up with updates in neurosurgery so treatment options can be considered when they fit.
Clinical trials can be an option for some people, but whether this is suitable depends on the exact diagnosis and overall health. When trials are relevant, discussions can help work out what the best next step looks like.