Developmental Anatomy of the Normal Cervical Spine
Developmental Anatomy of the Normal Cervical Spine Anthony S. Lapinsky Mark S. Eskander Henry H. Sherk GENETICS The in utero development of the spine is governed by a single family…
Developmental Anatomy of the Normal Cervical Spine Anthony S. Lapinsky Mark S. Eskander Henry H. Sherk GENETICS The in utero development of the spine is governed by a single family…
3 Neuro-Oncology: The Role of Surgery in the Management of Malignant GliomaTimothy C. Ryken, Bruce Frankel, Mark Bernstein Over 125 years have passed since the historic report of Bennett and…
5 Management of NeurotraumaJack E. Wilberger Trauma is a leading cause of death and disability in the United States. Injury to the central nervous system peaks at ages 15 to…
7 Surgery for Cervical Spine TraumaDavid A. Vincent, Paul C. McCormick, Mark N. Hadley The treatment of patients with spinal disease has traditionally represented a large portion of general neurosurgical…
6 Radiosurgery for Brain MetastasesJason P. Sheehan, Douglas Kondziolka, withTimothy C. Ryken Brain metastasis is the most common type of intracranial tumor.1 Each year, the number of brain tumor metastases…
8 Peripheral Nerve SurgeryJacob P. Schwarz, James N. Campbell As with many other areas of surgery, the principles for operative management of peripheral nerve problems have evolved from the published…
4 Cerebrovascular SurgeryJ. Max Findlay, E. Thomas Chappell Patient Assessment In cerebrovascular surgery, assessment of the patient’s condition can include imaging studies such as obliteration of aneurysm after clipping, increased…
1 Evidence-Based Medicine: A Conceptual FrameworkStephen J. Haines, Joyce S. Nicholas What Is Evidence-Based Medicine? Evidence-based medicine is a way of practicing medicine, of making clinical decisions and solving patients’…
9 Evidence-Based Neurosurgery in Practice: Blending Art and ScienceStephen J. Haines Evidence-Based Medicine: The Operating Microscope of Neurosurgical Decision Making Neurosurgeons are, for the most part, technophiles: We love technology…
2 Infection in NeurosurgeryBeverly C. Walters, Stephen J. Haines Infection remains a cause of serious morbidity and mortality in neurosurgical disease and practice. From the potentially devastating consequences of brain…