Titlebook: Lesions of the Cerebral Midline; 9th Scientific Meeti Wolfgang T. Koos (Professor of Neurosurgery),Gerha Conference proceedings 1985 Spring

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Surgical Treatment of Intraventricular Meningiomas in Childhoodentricular tumors, while the fourth was subjected to the procedure of CI. Lapras (Lyon, France) for meningiomas and other tumors in the posterior part of the third ventricle..All four children survived the procedure. In the follow-up period they showed normal mental and physical development.

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Asymptomatic

Microsurgical Topography of Craniopharyngiomas with the results of plain X-ray and contrast studies revealed radiological features characteristic of different topographic groups. The choice of the most adequate approach and degree of radicahty of surgery for craniopharyngiomas can be based on the results of pre-operative neuroradiological investigations.

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0065-1419 Society for Paediatric Neurosurgery on Space Occupying Lesions of the Cerebral Midline in Vienna, October 10-13,1984. This meeting was arranged at the same location where the ESPN was founded exactly seventeen years ago. Although the presentations in this meeting dealt with numerous important proble

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Statistics of Intracranial Midline Tumors in Childrene tumors were supratentorial in 40% of cases and infratentorial in 60%. The distribution of different tumor types in the various anatomical regions follows the known sites of predilection of brain tumors. Orienting diagrams show their rates in numerical terms, in various regions as well as their “clinical” malignancy.

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Problems of Surgical Technique for the Treatment of Supratentorial Midline Tumors in Childrendjacent to the third ventricle the surgical treatment of which has for many years been essentially conservative, not infrequently without histological verification of the type of the tumor or even of the presence of a real neoplasm.

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Approaches to the Pineal Regionrain lesions the most important surgical approaches with their anatomical peculiarities as well as pitfalls are demonstrated. Emphasis is given to the great vein of Galen and its tributaries as major obstacle in microsurgery in this area.

Tracheotomy

Diagnosis of Lesions in the Third Ventriclertant additional information in some cases. The specific diagnosis of a third ventricle tumor, however, cannot be established without biopsy except in very rare cases. The diagnostic and differential diagnostic problems are illustrated by some examples and discussed.

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