Video Atlas of Neurosurgery: Contemporary Tumor and Skull Base Surgery

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Video Atlas of Neurosurgery: Contemporary Tumor and Skull Base Surgery is a unique resource that consists of 40 procedural videos and a concise companion book to reinforce your understanding of the material. Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa brings together a group of outstanding faculty, residents, and fellows lead by Dr. Jordina Rincon-Torroella, who carefully designed, assembled, and edited each chapter. The videos are enhanced through the inclusion of intraoperative photos, anatomical dissections, outstanding anatomical drawings, and animations that detail key steps and provide the experience of viewing a real-time surgery. Whether consulted together or independently of each other, the video and print content deliver all of the expert knowledge you need for effectively planning and understanding tumor and skull base surgeries. Key Features Step-by-step, state-of-the-art videos – 40 in total – are accessible through Expert Consult and narrated by Dr. Quiñones-Hinojosa. Each video is around 10 minutes with a total running time of over 6 hours Videos highlight key surgical anatomy, focusing special attention on the relationship between lesions and important landmarks. Procedures are broken down step-by-step for easy overview and comprehension. Covers advanced techniques such as: intraoperative brain mapping; intraoperative assessment of resection through iMRI; fluorescence imaging; brain stem mapping techniques; combined open-and-endoscopic approaches, cortical-subcortical stimulation in awake surgery; and more. Dedicated neurosurgical artwork by Devon Stuart includes superb figures that depict the surgical neuroanatomy and approaches in a step-wise fashion. Chapters are presented from the less complex, more common surgeries to the most complex and cutting-edge procedures that may require multidisciplinary approaches. Expert Consult eBook version included with purchase. This enhanced eBook experience allows you to access all of the text, figures, videos, and references from the book on a variety of devices. Praise for Video Atlas of Neurosurgery: Contemporary Tumor and Skull Base Surgery......Page 2 Video Atlas of Neurosurgery......Page 8 Copyright Page......Page 9 Video page......Page 10 Foreword......Page 11 Preface......Page 13 List of Contributors......Page 15 Dedication......Page 18 Microscope Setup......Page 19 Patient Positioning......Page 21 Head Fixation......Page 22 Operative Modifications for Specialized Cases......Page 23 Suggested Reading......Page 24 Acknowledgments......Page 25 Preoperative Considerations......Page 27 Neurophysiological Monitoring......Page 30 Intraoperative Mapping......Page 31 Closure......Page 32 Suggested Reading......Page 33 Preoperative Considerations......Page 34 Anesthetic Considerations......Page 35 Patient Positioning......Page 36 Craniotomy......Page 37 Identification of the Central Sulcus (Figure 2.3)......Page 38 Direct Cortical Mapping (Figure 2.5)......Page 39 Complications......Page 40 Suggested Reading......Page 41 Indications of the Trans-Sulcal Approach......Page 42 Procedure......Page 43 Trans-Sulcal Approach......Page 44 Pitfalls and Limitations......Page 45 Suggested Reading......Page 46 Dural Opening and Intradural Dissection......Page 47 Closure......Page 48 Suggested Reading......Page 49 Preoperative Considerations......Page 50 Frame Biopsy for Transfrontal Extraventricular Approach......Page 51 Open Biopsy......Page 52 Brain Mapping......Page 53 Complications......Page 55 Suggested Reading......Page 56 Patient Positioning......Page 57 Craniotomy......Page 58 Intradural Dissection......Page 59 Suggested Reading......Page 60 Craniotomy......Page 61 Intradural Dissection......Page 62 Suggested Reading......Page 64 Patient Positioning......Page 65 Intradural Dissection......Page 66 Procedure......Page 67 Complications......Page 68 Suggested Reading......Page 69 fMRI/DTI (Figure 9.1)......Page 70 Intraoperative Techniques to Improve Extent of Resection......Page 71 iUS (Figure 9.3)......Page 72 5-ALA (Figure 9.4)......Page 74 ICG (Figure 9.5)......Page 76 Suggested Reading......Page 78 Indications and Preoperative Considerations......Page 79 Craniotomy......Page 80 Dural Opening......Page 81 Closure......Page 82 Complications Avoidance......Page 83 Suggested Reading......Page 84 Patient Positioning......Page 85 Dural Opening......Page 86 Complications Avoidance......Page 87 Suggested Reading......Page 88 Patient Positioning......Page 89 Craniotomy......Page 90 Dural Opening and Tumor Resection......Page 91 Complications Avoidance......Page 92 Suggested Reading......Page 93 Contraindications......Page 94 Patient Positioning......Page 95 Posterior Transcortical Approach......Page 96 Craniotomy......Page 97 Intradural Dissection of the Tumor......Page 98 Suggested Reading......Page 99 Craniotomy......Page 100 Intraventricular Dissection and Tumor Resection......Page 102 Transforaminal Approach (Figure 14.6)......Page 103 Transchoroidal Approach (Suprachoroidal or Subchoroidal) (Figure 14.7)......Page 106 Complications Avoidance......Page 107 Suggested Reading......Page 108 Skin Incision, Soft Tissue Dissection and Craniotomy......Page 109 Neuromonitoring and Brainstem Mapping......Page 110 Closure......Page 112 Suggested Reading......Page 114 Contraindications – Alternatives......Page 115 Skin Incision......Page 116 Neuroendoscope......Page 117 Colloid Cysts......Page 119 Endoscopic Septal Fenestration......Page 120 Closure......Page 121 Suggested Reading......Page 122 Skin Incision......Page 123 Craniotomy......Page 125 Closure......Page 127 Suggested Reading......Page 128 Indications and Contraindications......Page 129 Skin Incision......Page 130 Intradural Dissection......Page 131 Closure......Page 132 Suggested Reading......Page 133 Indications......Page 134 Eyelid Incision......Page 135 Craniotomy (Figures 19.5 and 19.6)......Page 136 Fronto-Temporal Bone Flap with Orbital Rim Removal......Page 137 Microsurgical Dissection (Figure 19.8D)......Page 138 Complications Avoidance......Page 139 Suggested Reading......Page 141 Potential Contraindications......Page 142 Deep Tissue Dissection......Page 143 Subfrontal Craniotomy (Figure 20.6)......Page 144 Extended Subfrontal Craniotomy (Figure 20.7)......Page 145 Microscopic Dissection......Page 147 Dural Closure and Reconstruction (Figure 20.10)......Page 148 Suggested Reading......Page 149 Indications......Page 150 Patient Positioning......Page 151 Landmarks......Page 152 Dural Opening......Page 153 Complications Avoidance......Page 156 Suggested Reading......Page 157 Bone Anatomy (Figure 22.1)......Page 158 Skin Incision (Figure 22.2)......Page 159 Muscular Layer......Page 160 Craniotomy......Page 161 Variations and Drilling of the Occipital Condyle......Page 163 Intradural Dissection (Figures 22.4B and 22.5)......Page 164 Suggested Reading......Page 167 Operating Room Setup for the EEA......Page 168 Bone Anatomy of the Endonasal Corridor......Page 169 Surgical Anatomy of the Endonasal Corridor......Page 171 Suprasellar Region (Figure 23.10A)......Page 172 Suggested Reading......Page 175 Indications......Page 176 Sellar Phase......Page 177 Complications Avoidance......Page 179 Suggested Reading......Page 180 Indications......Page 181 Endonasal Phase......Page 182 Intradural Dissection and Tumor Resection......Page 183 Intradural Tumor Removal......Page 185 Complications Avoidance......Page 187 Suggested Reading......Page 188 Indications......Page 189 1. Nasal Phase (Figure 26.3)......Page 191 2. Opening of Sphenoid and Clivus......Page 192 Tumors in the Midline of the Upper Clivus......Page 193 4. Reconstruction......Page 194 Complications Avoidance......Page 196 Suggested Reading......Page 198 Surgical Procedure......Page 199 Complications Avoidance......Page 203 Suggested Reading......Page 204 Skin Incision......Page 205 Craniotomy Cuts (Figure 28.2)......Page 206 Closure......Page 208 Complications Avoidance......Page 209 Suggested Reading......Page 210 Preoperative Considerations......Page 211 Transconjunctival Approach......Page 212 Endonasal Endoscopic Approach......Page 213 Suggested Reading......Page 214 Preoperative Considerations......Page 215 Patient Positioning (Figure 30.3)......Page 216 Subfrontal......Page 217 Transmaxillary......Page 218 Dural Opening and Tumor Resection......Page 220 Subcutaneous Tissue Reconstruction and Skin Closure......Page 221 Suggested Reading......Page 223 Indications and Preoperative Considerations......Page 224 Pterional/Orbitozygomatic Approach (Figure 31.4)......Page 226 Intradural Dissection and Tumor Resection......Page 227 Intradural Dissection and Tumor Resection......Page 228 Transpalpebral Eyelid Approach (Figures 31.9 and 31.10)......Page 231 Suggested Reading......Page 232 Indications and Preoperative Considerations......Page 233 Skin Incision......Page 234 Dural Opening and Intradural Dissection......Page 235 Optic Nerve Dysfunction and Predictor Factors of Postoperative Impaired Visual Acuity......Page 236 Meningiomas Invading the Orbit......Page 237 Suggested Reading......Page 238 Imaging Modalities......Page 239 Tumor-Specific Considerations......Page 240 Surgical Approaches......Page 241 Tumor Removal......Page 242 Skin Incision......Page 243 Dural Opening......Page 244 Closure......Page 245 Suggested Reading......Page 246 Indications......Page 247 Skin Incision......Page 248 Craniotomy......Page 249 Intradural Dissection and Tumor Resection (Figure 34.3)......Page 251 Complications Avoidance......Page 252 Suggested Reading......Page 253 Patient Position (Figure 35.1)......Page 254 Dural Opening......Page 255 Contraindications......Page 256 Relevant Surgical Anatomy......Page 257 Mastoid Part......Page 258 Labyrinthectomy......Page 259 Procedure......Page 260 Suggested Reading......Page 261 Surgical Procedure......Page 262 Indications......Page 264 Dissection (Figure 36.6)......Page 265 Preoperative Considerations......Page 266 Endoscopic Endonasal Transellar Approach (Figure 36. 9)......Page 268 Transantral Endoscopic Approach......Page 269 Evisceration and Enucleation......Page 270 Suggested Reading......Page 271 Preoperative Considerations......Page 272 Important Anatomy......Page 273 Relevant Surgical Anatomy......Page 275 Tumor Removal......Page 276 Dural Opening and Tumor Resection......Page 278 Dural Opening and Tumor Resection (Figure 37.11)......Page 280 Suggested Reading......Page 283 Preoperative Considerations......Page 285 Muscular Stage......Page 287 Suboccipital Craniectomy and Hemilaminectomy......Page 288 Condylar Stage......Page 289 Closure......Page 291 Complications Avoidance......Page 292 Suggested Reading......Page 293