Titlebook: Microsurgical Anatomy and Surgery of the Central Skull Base; Vinko V. Dolenc Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Wien 2003 Tumor.aneurysm.cavernous

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Introduction,, has defied full understanding by generations of surgeons. Only recently, with the advent of visual magnification as provided by the operating microscope, have truly valid descriptions of this area begun to appear. The centuries old idea that the CS is primarily a venous channel similar to the corp

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Central skull base anatomy,ted over the past two decades. As a result, the parasellar anatomy of nerves III through VI, the ICA, its branches, the venous structures, and the related osseous structures and adjacent dural folds are well described [1–15].

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Elements of the epidural approach to the parasellar space and adjacent regions in the central skullyfield fixation device. The neck is neither extended nor flexed, but the head positioned so that the superior orbital rim and malar eminence are uppermost. During the course of surgery, the long axis of the operating table is tilted from its initial position to the Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelen

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Central skull base vascular lesions,silar system. In the following four sections, carotid and vertebrobasilar aneurysms will be discussed with respect to their relationships to the skull base, particularly how they may be treated surgically at the expense of bony structures, minimizing or entirely avoiding brain retraction. An additio

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