epub |eng | | Author:Wolfgang Seeger & Josef Zentner

Fig. 12.20Cisterna ambiens and cisterna tecti. Synopsis. a Vessels. b Mesencephalon. a 1 Anterior branch of temporobasal arteries, 2 A. cerebri posterior, 3 V. basalis (Rosenthal), 4 A. thalamogeniculata, 5 ...

epub |eng | 2015-03-20 | Author:Gonzalez, Fernando L.; Albuquerque, Felipe C.; McDougall, Cameron G.

33.5 Key Uses In general, the SOV approach for the management of CCF is reserved for those patients for whom more conventional transfemoral venous approaches have failed. Furthermore, this approach ...

epub |eng | | Author:Mario Muto

10.2.5.2 Side Effects and Safety Profile of Denosumab In general, denosumab is well tolerated with total adverse events and serious adverse events similar to those seen with placebo. The benefit ...

epub |eng | | Author:Ahmed Ammar

10. Kazan S, Güra A, Ucar T, Korkmaz E, Ongun Akyuz M, Di Rocco C. Hydrocephalus after intraventricular haemorrhage in preterm and low-birth weight infants: analysis of associated risk factors ...

epub |eng | | Author:William B. Barr & Chris Morrison

Patient Selection The first step in conducting clinical functional neuroimaging is determining who should have fMRI and Wada or more than one mapping method prior to surgery. Figure 8.2 provides ...

epub |eng | | Author:Shah-Naz H. Khan & Andrew J. Ringer

Prepare coils as follows: Remove the coil from containing plastic ring. ‘Unlock’ the sheath. This involves sliding off the black plastic piece on Hydrocoil® embolic system (Microvention, Inc., Tustin, CA) ...

epub |eng | | Author:Nader Pouratian & Sameer A. Sheth

epub |eng | | Author:Mark R. Harrigan & John P. Deveikis

4.Any situation in which greater confidence is required to localize the ACTH-producing tumor, such as recurrent Cushing’s syndrome after pituitary surgery. Complications of Petrosal Sinus Sampling Neurological Complications 1.Permanent neurological ...

epub |eng | 2017-12-08 | Author:Singh, Kern,Vaccaro, Alexander R.

• Biplanar fluoroscopy is used throughout the procedure. Superficial landmarks include: • Thoracic spinous processes: – Fluoroscopic confirmation of the affected level is required. • The starting position for the ...

epub |eng | | Author:Panayiotis Varelas

9.2.1.5 Management Early detection remains the mainstay of treatment in EC patients. The best treatment for PREC and EC is delivery. If delivery is not possible, then management of the ...

epub |eng | | Author:Hannes Gruber & Alexander Loizides & Bernhard Moriggl

Nervi clunium superiores ELM 1. Lateral border of the M. latissimus dorsi 2. Crista iliaca IPOP Medial to the lateral border of the M. latissimus dorsi, about two fingerbreadths cranial ...

epub |eng | | Author:Mustafa K. Baskaya & G. Mark Pyle & Joseph P. Roche

Surgical Technique Microsurgical treatment of a VS via the MCF approach involves three main parts: exposure of the lesion, removal of the lesion, and reconstruction of the skull base. Each ...

epub |eng | | Author:Hemanshu Prabhakar & Zulfiqar Ali

16.2.3.2 Subdural Hematoma Risk with Antithrombotic Medications The incidence of subdural hematomas (Fig. 16.3) has been on the rise since the 1980s, likely due to an aging population and the ...

epub |eng | | Author:Edgar A. Samaniego & David Hasan

Highlight According to recent evidence, the use of intracranial stenting for AIS may benefit selected patients after failed MT, particularly those presenting with underlying intracranial atherosclerotic disease. Further studies will ...

epub |eng | | Author:John Colapinto

For several minutes he explores, very gently moving healthy brain tissue out of the way with retractors and pulling away at the tumor until a movement of his forceps uncovers ...