Titlebook: Neurosurgery; Principles and Pract Anne J. Moore,David W. Newell Textbook 2005 Springer-Verlag London 2005 Nervous System.Neurosurgery.Reha

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Neuroradiology and Ultrasoundost neuroradiological imaging. CT remains the foremost modality in the emergency situation, and is superior to MRI in the visualisation of calcification, bone detail and acute hemorrhage. Angiography should be considered for all patients without a clear cause of hemorrhage and who are surgical candi

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Neuropathologyosurgeons should understand the elements of diagnostic neuropathology. Over the past few decades, there have been extensive developments in histologic tools requiring lengthy specialized training for neuropathologists. The new diagnostic imaging techniques enable clinicians to discover and locate nu

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Stereotactic Radiosurgeryonal changes within it. It is one of the fastest growing fields within neurosurgery. The range of appropriate indications has not yet crystallized but it is increasingly popular with patients, particularly those with a “high-risk” surgical lesion.

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Low-grade Gliomas in Adultsrea because the widespread availability of MRI scanning has meant that more and more cases are being diagnosed. A small number of patients can be cured by complete surgical resection, and modern neurosurgical techniques, combined with awake craniotomy and intraoperative histology, have probably incr

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Neurosurgical Management of High-grade Gliomashavior, are rapidly growing and are usually characterized by contrast enhancement and edema on MR or CT neuroimaging. Management includes either biopsy or surgical resection followed by radiotherapy in the majority of cases. Additional adjuvant chemotherapy is also a treatment consideration. Despite

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