Temporary Clipping

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5 Temporary Clipping Final Dissection Temporary clips are used occasionally to control an intraoperative aneurysm rupture, but more often to finish aneurysm dissection and prepare it for permanent clipping. Aneurysm…

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Conclusion

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21 Conclusion Technical development does not come from reading a book; it comes from operating. Neurosurgeons develop microsurgical skills through a combination of repetition, technical mistakes, outside learning, and high…

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Inspection

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7 Inspection Look, Listen, and Feel Clipping an aneurysm can be such a relief that it is tempting to consider the operation over. However, post-clipping inspection is an important part…

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Jugular Bulb Tumors

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13 Jugular Bulb Tumors Michael L. Madison and Jon H. Robertson The jugular foramen at the base of the skull is an anatomically complex region. It is divided into two…

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Acoustic Neuromas: Translabyrinthine Approaches

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15 Acoustic Neuromas: Translabyrinthine Approaches Nicholas Saunders and Paul A. Fagan Skull base surgeons owe a great debt to Dr. William House, who, in the face of significant opposition, popularized…

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Hemangiomas and Dural Fistulas

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10 Hemangiomas and Dural Fistulas Louis J. Kim, Michael R. Levitt, Iman Feiz-Erfan, and Robert F. Spetzler ♦ Cavernous Malformations Cavernomas or cavernous malformations of the central nervous system are…

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