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Fig. 22.1 Most common origin sites of facial nerve schwannomas. ICA internal carotid artery, TN trigeminal nerve, TU tumor 22.2 Surgical Anatomy The surgical anatomy of the petrous apex, temporal…

Patient Age No. of previous surgeries Size 1st op (cm) Tu. types Grade resection last surgery (%) Radiation therapy after previous surgery(ies) Size before definitive surgery (cm) Time between last…

Fig. 32.1 The “combined endoscopic transnasal/transseptal binostril approach.” Observe the nasoseptal flap on the left side (F) and the intact right septal mucosa (SM), sphenoid rostrum (SR), inferior turbinate (IT),…

Demographic data n = 51, Male: 29, Female: 22, Median age: 38 years (16–78) EOR Symptoms Histology Location Preoperative KPS Postoperative KPS Total (25) = 49 % Irritative (38) = 74.5 % High-grade gliomas (21) = 41.1 %…

Fig. 34.1 Photograph of a paper record made while monitoring intracranial pressure epidurally in a patient with normal-pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). Sequences of symmetrical B-waves, initially described by Lundberg in the…

1. Typical history and examination according to International Headache Society criteria 2. Pain has at least four of the following characteristics:  2a. Distribution along one or more divisions of the…

Fig. 36.1 Schematic drawing of the posterior aspect of the hip and femur to illustrate the site of entrapment of the sciatic nerve. 1 Superior gluteal nerve, 2 piriformis muscle,…

Fig. 13.1 Depiction of an extended pterional approach in which a larger frontal and temporal exposition is accomplished after craniotomy The benign slow growth of these tumours means they frequently…

Fig. 14.1 Case 4. Surgical view of the marked line to be incised Fig. 14.2 Case 4. Surgical view under magnification showing the retraction of the frontal poles The interhemispheric…

Fig. 45.1 Skin incision for mini-open lumbar fusion and percutaneous pedicle screw 45.2 The Lumbar Muscles and Their Fasciae [2] The posterior lumbar musculature refers to those muscles that are…