Color Atlas of Brainstem Surgery

Author: Spetzler Robert F.;Kalani M. Yashar S.;Nakaji Peter  

Publisher: Thieme‎

Publication year: 2017

E-ISBN: 9781626230286

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781626230279

Subject: R651 Head and neurosurgery

Keyword: 外科学

Language: ENG

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Description

The highly complex specialty of brainstem surgery requires many years of study, a focus on precision, and a passionate dedication to excellence to prepare the neurosurgeon for navigating significant anatomic challenges. Although the brainstem is technically surgically accessible, its highly eloquent structure demands rigorous surgical decision-making. An in-depth understanding of brainstem and thalamic anatomy and the safe entry zones used to access critical areas of the brainstem is essential to traversing the brainstem safely and successfully.

This remarkable, one-of-a-kind atlas draws on the senior author's decades of experience performing more than 1,000 surgeries on the brainstem, thalamus, basal ganglia, and surrounding areas. Its content is organized by anatomic region, enabling readers to study separate subdivisions of the brainstem, each of which has its own unique anatomic and surgical considerations. From cover to cover, the atlas provides readers with technical guidance on approach selection, the timing of surgery, and optimization of outcomes-elucidated by more than 1700 remarkable color illustrations, dissections, clinical images, and line drawings.

Key Highlights

  • Beautifully detailed, highly sophisticated brain slices and dissections by Kaan Yagmurlu, who trained under the internationally renowned neuroanatomist and neurosurgeon Albert Rhoton Jr.
  • Color illustrations clearly labeled with callouts and other indi

Chapter

Section 1 Anatomy

Section 2 Safe Entry Zones

Section 3 Tenets of Brainstem Surgery

Section 4 Approaches to Thalamic, Pineal, and Brainstem Lesions

Section 5 Case Examples

Index

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