Titlebook: Surgery in and around the Brain Stem and the Third Ventricle; Anatomy · Pathology M. Samii (Professor and Chairman) Conference proceedings

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Microsurgical Anatomy of the Pineal and Midbrain Regiontomical structures for microsurgical dissection must be provided, not only in order to select the proper approach to this region of the pineal gland and the midbrain, but also to avoid further morbidity. Emphasis must be given to the vein of Galen and its tributaries, since they are a key to the success of surgery.

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Microanatomy of and around the Brain Stem and the Third Ventricleird ventricle is bordered mainly from the diencephalon structures, hypothalamic and thalamic areas. Only the most anterior part of the hypothalamus and the lamina terminalis, according to their development, belong to the telencephalon. Of course it is impossible to demonstrate all important structur

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Microsurgical Anatomy of the Pineal and Midbrain Regionwithin the midbrain. But since microsurgical techniques have renewed the debate, with the aid of technical advances in neuroimaging, anesthesia and postoperative care, it has become necessary to provide a more detailed anatomical knowledge of this region (Pendl 1984, 1985; Quest and Kleriga 1980; Rh

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Neuropathology of the Processes in the Third Ventricle and the Brain Stemal approach a pistol bullet from the chiasm and later in 1904 by the hemilateral flap to the posterior fossa the way to the cerebellopontine angle for the removal of the acoustic neurilemmoma (Krause 1909–1912). Both ways became the routine technique for the following century and are still for today

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Clinical and Pathological Findings in Brain Stem Gliomasgnosis was almost invariably bad. However, it has been suggested that some BSG are amenable to partial surgical resection and compatible with long term survival (Pool 1968; Lassiter et al. 1971). Thus, a more aggressive treatment was advocated (Hoffman et al. 1980). We have studied, clinically and p

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Topographic Analysis of Neurologic Symptoms in Brain Stem Diseasestomography (CCT) or nuclear magnetic resonance. However, these technical tools often fail if the tissue alteration is small or does not contrast to the surrounding tissue. In these cases and when technical procedures cannot be performed the topographic assignment must be done only with the clinical

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