ANTE
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Open Innovation Ansatz von Chesbrough,avernous sinus and the paraclinoid region. An improved understanding of this anatomy has led to the area no longer being considered prohibited territory for surgeons [., ., ., .]. The Dolenc method has revolutionized the management of PCAs, dividing thought about their treatment into distinct eras,
Anal-Canal
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8027-4of such lesions has evolved over the past decade through a better understanding of their natural history and advances in endovascular techniques. At the present time the senior author relies on bypasses and endovascular therapy rather than direct surgery for aneurysms confined to the cavernous sinus
乐章
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BOOR
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Open Innovation Ansatz von Chesbrough,y in tumor location, particularly with respect to the proximity of important neurovascular structures. Dramatic advances in skull base techniques in recent decades have made radical resection of these lesions possible. Complex approaches to specific sites within the CS through various anatomical tri
山崩
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Open Innovation Ansatz von Reichwald/Piller,atures the understanding of which is crucial to accurate diagnosis and efficient surgical planning. Compared to other lesions of the region, the surgery of trigeminal neurinomas demands unique consideration. Others have stressed the importance of radical surgery (emphasizing that only total resectio
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不可磨灭
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Perspectives from prior literaturetense disability usually attending it.” Carotid cavernous fistulas frequently produce pulsating exophthalmos; it was this syndrome that spawned discussion rather than the underlying cause, arteriovenous aneurysm (arteriovenous fistula), which was initially described by William Hunter in 1762 [.]. Ac