Titlebook: Changing Aspects in Stroke Surgery: Aneurysms, Dissection, Moyamoya angiopathy and EC-IC Bypass; Yasuhiro Yonekawa,Tetsuya Tsukahara,Nadia

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Cerebral revascularization by EC-IC bypass — present statusmore, technical improvements of the procedure allow more deliberate indication for EIAB, e.g. using high-flow bypass while performing an “occlusion-free” anastomosis. Also, variations of the technique of encephalo-myo-synangiosis for Moya-Moya disease patients allow additional blood supply to the brain hemispheres.

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Plasmaproteine und Virushepatitisative bleeding is significantly higher and surgical outcome is significantly worse in the dissecting type than in the non-dissecting type. Treatment options for this peculiar and formidable aneurysm (An) are described.

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Grundlagen der Kaltsterilisation, Japan..Although most patients suffering from non-hemorrhagic cerebral arterial dissection recover well by conservative treatments, some cases require surgical treatment if they are complicated by enlargement of aneurysms, cerebral ischemia due to bilateral vertebral arterial dissection.

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Nationwide surveillance of IC anterior (or dorsal) wall aneurysm: with special reference to its dissative bleeding is significantly higher and surgical outcome is significantly worse in the dissecting type than in the non-dissecting type. Treatment options for this peculiar and formidable aneurysm (An) are described.

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Clinical manifestation and treatment strategy for non hemorrhagic cerebral arterial dissection Japan..Although most patients suffering from non-hemorrhagic cerebral arterial dissection recover well by conservative treatments, some cases require surgical treatment if they are complicated by enlargement of aneurysms, cerebral ischemia due to bilateral vertebral arterial dissection.

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