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Neurosurgical emergencies

AANS Publications Committee ; Christopher M. Loftus, editor

(Neurosurgical topics)

American Association of Neurological Surgeons, c1994

  • v. 1
  • v. 2

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

Our ability to accurately recognise and effectively manage a wide variety of neurosurgical conditions has improved radically in recent years due to signficant developments in diagnostic technology and surgical technique. Thus we are now better able to define those conditions which constitute a neurosurgical emergency. In this new two-volume work, pioneering experts detail the diagnosis and treatment of over forty cerebral and spinal conditions which fall within the modern-day definition of the neurosurgical emergency. Each fully illustrated chapter focuses on an individual emergency for ease and speed of reference.

Table of Contents

  • Indications and Techniques for ICP Monitoring
  • Management of Acute Hydrocephalus (including Landmarks and Techniques)
  • Recognition and Management of Cerebral Herniation Syndromes (Up and Down)
  • Penetrating Cerebral Trauma (including Scalp Lacerations, Depressed Fractures, and Missile Wounds)
  • Extra-axial Hematomas
  • Intraparenchymal Hematomas (Cerebral Cerebellar, Brainstem)
  • Pituitary poplexy
  • Acute Management of Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
  • Emergency Surgery for Stroke
  • Cerebral Infectious Processes (Meningitis, CSF Leak, Epidural and Subdural Empyema, Brain Abscess)
  • Emergency Decompression of Brain Tumors
  • Acute Bony Decompression of Cranial Nerves (Optic, Facial) Status Epilepticus
  • Acute Intervention for Cervical, Thoracic, or Lumbar Spinal Disc Disease
  • Medical and Surgical Management of Spinal Fracture/Dislocation Injuries
  • Neoplastic Spinal Compression Syndromes
  • Intraspinal Hematoma
  • Spinal Infections
  • Acute Repair of Penetrating Nerve Trauma
  • Acute Intervention for Nerve Compression Syndromes
  • Shunt Malfunction
  • Myelomeningocoele

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