Policy
Editorial Policy
Neurosurgery.ai is designed as an independent professional information platform. Editorial trust matters more than volume.
- Independence
- No paid inclusion
- Sources
- Primary-source first
- Corrections
- Source-backed and welcome
Editorial standard
Four commitments behind the work.
These principles govern how research, tools, companies, and adoption signals are selected, described, corrected, and disclosed.
Judgment is not for sale.
Editorial judgments are based on evidence quality, clinical relevance, regulatory status, workflow fit, and adoption signals. Companies do not pay for inclusion, exclusion, or wording.
Primary evidence comes first.
Preference is given to peer-reviewed papers, regulatory databases, clinical trial records, official product documentation, and directly attributable public statements.
Source-backed corrections are welcome.
Send corrections and the supporting source to hello@neurosurgery.ai.
Relevant conflicts must be visible.
Relevant existing or future sponsorship, consulting relationships, financial interests, and other conflicts must be disclosed with the affected content. A missing disclosure is not a declaration of no conflicts. Sponsored content, if ever published, will be labeled as sponsored.
Responsibility and review
The publication is edited under the Neurosurgery.ai name. The editor remains responsible for selection and interpretation; this does not imply an institutional endorsement or an independent editorial board. Read the editorial identity statement.
Editorial fact-checking, specialist clinical review, and image-anatomy review are different activities. Atlas pages disclose their individual status, the scope available to readers, and any unpublished attribution or dates. “Reviewed” must not be read as independent peer review unless that is explicitly documented.
AI may assist discovery, extraction, drafting, language editing, and illustration. Search-result counts, automated checks, and fluent text do not establish source accuracy or medical validity. Source verification, clinical interpretation, and publication decisions remain human responsibilities.
Updates, corrections, and interests
Send the page URL, disputed claim, and supporting source to hello@neurosurgery.ai. Please do not include patient records.
Substantive corrections should identify the previous statement, the correction, supporting evidence, and the date. Disclosure or formatting changes are labeled separately from medical evidence reviews. Earlier revisions may not have a complete public log.
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