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El. knyga: Atlas of Acoustic Neurinoma Microsurgery

  • Formatas: 320 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 11-Aug-2010
  • Leidėjas: Thieme Publishing Group
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783132578975
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  • Formatas: 320 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 11-Aug-2010
  • Leidėjas: Thieme Publishing Group
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783132578975
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Lavishly illustrated second edition of the classic text on acoustic neurinoma microsurgery

Authored by pioneers in the field, Acoustic Neurinoma Microsurgery -- now in a fully updated second edition -- provides step-by-step descriptions of the most common surgical approaches complemented by clearly labeled, full-color intraoperative photographs. Numerous cases derived from the expert authors' own experience accompany each description to demonstrate the clinical application of the various techniques as well as to offer practical examples of what to do when faced with surgical complications.

Concise, tightly focused chapters cover everything from surgical anatomy and operating room setup to detailed explanations of how to perform the full range of surgical procedures, including the enlarged middle cranial fossa approach, the transotic approach, the modified transcochlear approach, and much more.

Features:





New chapters on the general features of acoustic neurinomas; functional surgery and intraoperative monitoring of the facial and cochlear nerves; imaging of acoustic neurinomas; facial nerve reanimation; and treatment options for patients with neurofibromatosis type 2 In-depth information on key aspects of patient care, such as patient selection, preoperative care, and postoperative follow-up 1,034 high-quality images -- including more than 900 full-color intraoperative photographs -- precisely display each step of the different procedures Multiple cases in each chapter prepare the reader for clinical situations

Reflecting the latest technical advancements in acoustic neurinoma microsurgery, this visual guide will develop the surgical skills of every otolaryngologist and neurosurgeon that performs this delicate and complicated form of surgery.

Dr. Sanna is part of The Gruppo Otologico, a world-renowned specialist center for the diagnosis a

Recenzijos

There is something about this book that actually makes one want to tackle such work. Even if they are not inspired into a neurtologic career. The Journal of Laryngology & Otology March 2011

1 General Features of Acoustic Neurinomas
1(3)
Pathogenesis
1(1)
Epidemiology
1(1)
Natural History
1(1)
Signs and Symptoms
1(3)
Hearing Loss
1(1)
Tinnitus
2(1)
Disequilibrium
2(1)
Cerebellar Dysfunction
2(1)
Trigeminal Nerve Involvement
2(1)
Facial Nerve Involvement
2(1)
Lower Cranial Nerve and Brainstem Findings
2(1)
Hydrocephalus and Headaches
3(1)
2 Imaging Study of Acoustic Neurinomas
4(21)
Tumor Assessment
4(11)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
4(11)
Computed Tomography
15(1)
Differential Diagnosis
15(7)
Neurofibromatosis Type 2
15(1)
Other Tumors
16(2)
Residual Tumors
18(4)
Therapeutic Follow-Up
22(3)
Postoperative Scans
22(1)
Wait and Scan
22(3)
3 Decision Making in Acoustic Neurinoma Surgery
25(6)
Introduction
25(1)
Surgical versus Nonsurgical Treatment
25(1)
Small Neurinomas
25(1)
Acoustic Neurinoma in the Only Hearing Ear
25(1)
Acoustic Neurinoma in Patients with Poor General Condition
26(1)
Radiosurgery
26(1)
Management of the Patient with Serious Neurological Disorders
26(1)
Management of Elderly Patients
26(1)
Selecting the Surgical Approach
27(4)
Translabyrinthine versus Hearing Preservation Surgeries
27(2)
Total versus Subtotal Removal
29(2)
4 Operating Room Setup and Patient Care
31(9)
Operation Room Setup
31(4)
Rationale
31(1)
Arrangement
31(4)
Instruments
35(3)
Suction Irrigation
35(1)
Drills
35(1)
Bipolar Coagulation
36(1)
Microinstruments
37(1)
Postoperative Management
38(2)
Postoperative Medication
38(1)
Discharge
39(1)
5 Surgery in the Cerebellopontine Angle: General Concepts
40(12)
Surgical Orientation in the Cerebellopontine Angle
40(4)
Internal Auditory Canal
40(1)
Cerebellopontine Angle
41(2)
Facial Nerve
43(1)
Surgical Techniques in the Cerebellopontine Angle
44(8)
General Guidelines for Drilling
44(1)
Management of Bleeding
44(1)
How to Deal with Brain Tissue and Other Neurovascular Structures
45(1)
How to Obtain Better Access to the Tumor
46(1)
Techniques of Tumor Dissection and Removal
47(5)
6 Intraoperative Monitoring
52(8)
Facial Nerve Monitoring
52(4)
Introduction
52(1)
Instrunmentation
52(1)
Techniques
53(1)
Purposes of Intraoperative Facial Nerve Monitoring
54(1)
Localization of the Facial Nerve (Mapping)
54(1)
Identification of the Facial Nerve
54(1)
Minimization of Neural Trauma
55(1)
Artifacts
55(1)
Confirmation of the Functional Integrity of the Nerve
56(1)
Concluding Considerations
56(1)
Cochlear Nerve Monitoring
56(4)
Introduction
56(1)
Protocol
56(3)
Concluding Considerations
59(1)
7 The Translabyrinthine Approaches
60(82)
The Enlarged Translabyrinthine Approach
60(33)
Rationale
60(1)
Indications
60(1)
Contraindications
60(1)
Surgical Anatomy
60(1)
Surgical Technique
61(25)
Clinical Application
86(3)
Pearls and Pitfalls
89(3)
Summary
92(1)
Enlarged Translabyrinthine Approach with Transapical Extension
93(21)
Rationale
93(1)
Indications
94(1)
Limitations
94(1)
Surgical Anatomy (Right Ear)
94(1)
Surgical Technique
94(4)
Clinical Application
98(15)
Pearls and Pitfalls
113(1)
Summary
113(1)
Special Considerations in the Translabyrinthine Approach
114(28)
Anatomical Variations
114(9)
Management of Surgical Mishaps
123(1)
Management of Nerves and Vessels around the Tumor
124(12)
Specific Characteristics of the Tumor
136(4)
Pearls and Pitfalls
140(2)
8 Combined Retrosigmoid-Retrolabyrinthine Approach
142(34)
Rationale
142(1)
Indications
142(1)
Contraindications
143(1)
Surgical Anatomy
143(5)
Surgical Dissection Demonstrating the Combined Retrosigmoid-Retrolabyrinthine Approach (Left Ear)
143(5)
Surgical Techniques
148(7)
Access to the Tumor (Right Ear)
148(2)
Tumor Removal (Left Ear)
150(5)
Clinical Application
155(17)
Pearls and Pitfalls
172(3)
Summary
175(1)
Advantages
175(1)
Disadvantages
175(1)
Limitations
175(1)
9 Enlarged Middle Cranial Fossa Approach
176(29)
Rationale
176(1)
Indications
176(1)
Contraindications
176(1)
Surgical Anatomy
176(2)
Technique for Identification of the Internal Auditory Canal
178(2)
House's Method
178(1)
Fisch's Method (Meatal Plane Approach)
178(1)
Gracia-Ibanez's Method
179(1)
Our Method
179(1)
Surgical Dissection Demonstrating the Middle Cranial Fossa Approach (Left Ear)
180(4)
Surgical Techniques
184(8)
Special Positioning
184(1)
Surgical Steps up to the Internal Auditory Canal (Right Ear)
184(3)
Exposure of the Internal Auditory Canal (Right Ear)
187(2)
Tumor Removal (Right Ear)
189(1)
Closure (Right Ear)
189(3)
Clinical Application
192(9)
Pearls and Pitfalls
201(3)
Summary
204(1)
Advantages
204(1)
Disadvantages
204(1)
10 Transcochlear Approaches
205(39)
Introduction
205(1)
Transotic Approach
205(27)
Rationale
205(1)
Indications
205(1)
Contraindications
205(1)
Surgical Anatomy (Right Ear)
206(2)
Surgical Steps of the Blind-Sac (Cul-de-Sac) Closure (Left Ear)
208(2)
Surgical Techniques
210(3)
Clinical Application
213(18)
Pearls and Pitfalls
231(1)
Summary
232(1)
Modified Transcochlear Approach
232(12)
Rationale
232(1)
Indication
232(1)
Contraindications
232(1)
Surgical Anatomy (Right Ear)
232(3)
Surgical Technique
235(1)
Clinical Application
236(7)
Pearls and Pitfalls
243(1)
Summary
243(1)
11 Management in Special Situations
244(24)
Current Strategy for Neurofibromatosis Type 2: Total Romoval with a Concomitant Cochlear or Brainstem Implant
244(19)
Neurofibromatosis Type 2
244(1)
Clinical Diagnosis
244(1)
Clinical Manifestations of Disease
245(1)
Management
245(2)
Decision Making
247(1)
Brainstem Implantation in Neurofibromatosis Type 2
248(3)
Clinical Application
251(12)
Management of Acoustic Neurinoma in the Only Hearing Ear
263(3)
Strategy
263(1)
Clinical Application
264(2)
Summary of Auditory Brainstem Implants
266(1)
Pearls and Pitfalls
266(2)
12 Facial Nerve Reanimation
268(18)
Introduction
268(1)
Indications
268(1)
End-to-End Anastomosis
268(2)
Keys to Successful Results
268(2)
Interposition Graft
270(13)
Clinical Application
270(12)
Harvesting the Sural Nerve Graft
282(1)
Hypoglossofacial Nerve Anastomosis
283(2)
Anatomy of the Hypoglossal Nerve
283(1)
Surgical Approach
283(2)
Pearls and Pitfalls
285(1)
13 The Role of Endoscopy in Acoustic Neurinoma Surgery
286(9)
Introduction
286(1)
Instruments
286(1)
Sterilization
286(1)
Endoscopic Surgical Anatomy
286(3)
From the Posterior Aspect of the Temporal Bone: Retrosigmoid Approach
286(2)
Through the Superior Surface of the Tempral Bone: Middle Fossa Approach
288(1)
The Technique of Endoscopy
289(1)
Applications
289(5)
Translabyrinthine Approach
289(4)
Retrosigmoid Approach
293(1)
Enlarged Middle Fossa Approach
293(1)
Risks of Cerebellopontine Angle Endoscopy
294(1)
14 Complications and Management
295(8)
Introduction
295(1)
Postoperative Complications Specific to Cerebellopontine Angle Surgery
295(5)
Hemorrhage
295(1)
Infarction
296(2)
Cerebrospinal Fluid Leakage
298(1)
Meningitis
299(1)
Brain Edema
299(1)
Cranial Nerve Defects
299(1)
Ataxia
300(1)
Hydrocephalus
300(1)
Air Embolism
300(1)
Pneumocephalus
300(1)
Headaches
300(1)
Postoperative Unsteadiness
300(1)
Tinnitus
300(1)
Nonspecific Complications
300(3)
Atelectasis and Pneumonia
300(1)
Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism
301(1)
Wound Infection and Hematoma
301(1)
Transfusion
301(2)
Bibliography 303(2)
Index 305
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