An Internet survey has been launched to help decide the fate ofAberdeen's brain unit.
Patients and relatives are being encouraged to take part in theScottish Government survey which could shape the future of Scottishneurosurgery.
The results of the survey will help form part of the decision onwhether to centralise neurosurgery in the Central Belt or keep thecurrent four centres, including Aberdeen.
Walter Baxter, pictured, who is leading the campaign to saveAberdeen's brain unit, said: "This is a wonderful opportunity whichI hope people will take advantage of.
"We must send a clear message to the Scottish Government that wedo not want to see …
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