Minimally Disruptive Subcortical Neurosurgery in Children - Concepts of the...

Space: StayCurrentMD Published: 2018-01-24

Topic overview

As a part of the Pediatric Endoscopic Neurosurgery 2018 Course, Dr. Erin Keihna discusses the minimally disruptive subcortical neurosurgery in children. She further details the available surgical options for subcortical lesions and intraventricular tumors, including craniotomy (interhemispheric resection), burrhole neuroendoscopic resectionwith myriad, and mini-craniotomy resection with BrainPath/Myriad.

Keywords

minimally invasive neurosurgery subcortical approaches ventricular system pediatric brain tumors tumor resection hydrocephalus neuroplasticity bimanual micro neurosurgery fiber tract preservation parafascicular trajectory brainbath neuronavigation endoscopic surgery craniotomy choroid plexus neurosurgical techniques postoperative recovery neuroanatomy surgical outcomes tumor pathology

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#Neurosurgery #PediatricSurgery #BrainTumors #MinimallyInvasive #SurgicalTechniques #Neuroplasticity #Hydrocephalus #TumorResection #Neuroanatomy #EndoscopicSurgery #BimanualSurgery #NeurosurgicalOutcomes #FiberTractPreservation #SurgicalInnovation #NeuroNavigation #PediatricNeurosurgery #BrainPath #SurgicalRecovery #TumorPathology #SubcorticalSurgery

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