MBBS | FCS(SA) | FRACS
BSc (hons) | MBBS | MIPDEd | FRACS
Cambridge
Dr. Sarah Cain completed a year of sub-specialty training in anterior endoscopic and lateral skull base surgery at Cambridge University Hospitals in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
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During her time there, Dr. Cain gained extensive experience in lateral skull base surgery, with a particular focus on the management and surgical treatment of vestibular schwannomas. She was also actively involved in the care of patients with Trigeminal Neuralgia, frequently performing procedures such as Microvascular Decompression and Radiofrequency Ablation.
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Her anterior endoscopic work included complex surgical interventions for patients with pituitary tumours, anterior skull base tumours, and clival lesions, including chordomas and chondrosarcomas. Dr. Cain had the honour of presenting on the topic of chordomas and chondrosarcomas at the British Skull Base Society Annual Scientific Meeting in Oxford.
Cambridge University Hospitals is internationally recognised for its clinical excellence and pioneering medical research, and serves as a national centre for highly specialised treatment.
GammA KNIFE
There are approximately 2,000 newly diagnosed cases of brain cancer in Australia annually. Treatment for brain cancer varies depending on the type and stage of the tumour but commonly includes surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
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Dr Sarah Cain is pleased to join the Gamma Knife Radiation Oncology Team at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. In May 2025, the team celebrated a significant milestone—they treated their 1,000th patient using Victoria’s first Gamma Knife machine, which launched in 2021.
Dr Cain will collaborate closely with this specialist radiation oncology team, consulting with patients in outpatient clinics and being present on the day of treatment to apply the stereotactic frame.
Specialized Services.
Offering advanced treatments for spinal, cranial, and vascular conditions, as well as specialized care for neuro-oncology surgical management, peripheral nerve disorders, and other neurological issues.
Cutting-Edge Procedures
Utilizing the latest surgical techniques and technologies to provide optimal outcomes for patients with complex neurosurgical needs.
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Comprehensive Care
Dedicated to delivering personalized and compassionate care, addressing each patient's unique neurological concerns with expertise and empathy.
Innovative Solutions
Maximising innovative solutions in neurosurgery to improve patient quality of life and ensure the best possible results for challenging cases.
REsearch.
Parkville Precinct
Dr Sarah Cain has extensive research experience, both laboratory and clinical with a focus on improving outcomes of patients with brain cancer. Dr Cain has presented her work at International meetings with world experts. She has collaborated with researchers not only in Australia but also in Switzerland, Sweden and America.
Dr Cain recently worked on a Phase zero clinical trial aimed at improving prognosis for patients with low grade gliomas. A projected supported by The Brain Cancer Centre.
CONTACT.
