Titlebook: Extra-Intracranial Vascular Anastomoses Microsurgery at the Edge of the Tentorium; Hermann Dietz,Mario Brock,Margareta Klinger Conference

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Rare Indications for EIAB Proceduresomoses are also carried out to minimize the risk of ischemic complications in patients in whom internal carotid artery ligation is planned for any of a variety of reasons. Among these elective EIAB indications are tumors of the skull base affecting the internal carotid artery and giant aneurysms of

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Extra-Intracranial Microvascular Anastomosis with the Arteria Occipitalis: Indications and Operativesturbance in the vertebrobasilar circulation. Secondly there is an insufficient blood flow in the a. temporalis superficialis and we need another artery for a microvascular anastomosis with the a. cerebri media and/or a. cerebri posterior and the a. cerebelli superior. Evidence of occlusion or steno

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Experience with CO2-Laser-Assisted Anastomosis in Animal Experimentsler necrotizing zone of the CO. laser. Thus following complete coagulation with the CO. laser, veins having a diameter of 1 mm achieved their initial lumen with full patency after several weeks, and arteries having a diameter of 0.3 mm recanalized in 50% of the cases. Follow-up examinations after tr

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Microsurgical Vascular Anastomoses with Resorbable Suture Materialuming procedure. The purpose of this report is to compare the commonly used interrupted suture technique with the time-saving continuous suture technique. Since the continuous suture can only dilate when resorbable suture material is used, resorbable Polyglactin is compared with non-resorbable nylon

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Microvascular End-to-Side Anastomoses: The Double Patch Techniquely cut (.) or a fish mouth-like incised side branch (.). However, if a donor artery is sutured obliquely on a recipient vessel, the hemodynamic conditions on the acute angle of the anastomosis are not ideal, especially if there is flow division. We therefore developed a technique which produces a wi

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A New Sutureless Microvascular Anastomosis Procedure for Bypass Operationsure, we tried to reduce the duration of the operation and the amount of suture material employed. In 50 patients with cerebral vascular insufficiency of various degrees, we partially glued the vessels at the anastomosis (., .). We preferred a small osteoplastic flap and an intracutaneous suture to m