Surgery of the cerebellopontine angle
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Surgery of the cerebellopontine angle
People's Medical Publishing House , BC Decker, 2009
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Surgery of the Cerebellopontine Angle is a single volume text which meshes the information available in surgical atlases with clinical disease entities. The inclusion of an interactive atlas adds to the importance of the text and complements it, and also obviates the need to reference multiple sources. This allows the project to stand out from its competitors and broadens its appeal.Organized in four sections, the first discusses anatomy, radiology and neurology of the temporal bone and CPA in detail. The second section will describe the surgical approaches and will include the latest developments in such approaches. It will include separate chapters describing the newest innovations in minimally invasive approaches and technological advances in cranial nerve monitoring. Section 3 is intended to synthesize the latest information on the treatment of acoustic neuromas, while Section 4 will do the same for non-schwannomatous lesions.The text is designed to provide a detailed exposition of the treatment options regarding lesions occurring in this region of the skull base.
Table of Contents
Section 1
Chapter 1: Historical Perspectives
Chapter 2: Microsurgical Anatomy
Chapter 3: Diagnostic Imaging
Chapter 4: Neurology and Critical Care Section 2: Surgical Approaches
Chapter 5: Surgical Exposure of the Cerebellopontine Angle
Chapter 6: Combined Surgical Approaches
Chapter 7: Functional Surgery
Chapter 8: Endoscopic Techniques
Section 3: Acoustic Neuromas
Chapter 9: Biology and Genetics of Acoustic Neuroma
Chapter 10: Treatment Options for Acoustic Neuromas
Chapter 11: Translabyrinthine Approach for Acoustic Neuromas and Hearing Rehabilitation
Chapter 12: Acoustic Neuroma Surgery: Retrosigmoid and Middle Fossa Techniques
Chapter 13: Complications and Cranial Nerve Rehabilitation
Chapter 14: Facial Nerve Surgery - Re-innervation and Reanimation
Chapter 15: Neurofibromatosis - 2
Section 4: Non-Schwannomatous lesions of the CPA
Chapter 16: Petroclival Tumors
Chapter 17: Temporal Bone Lesions
Chapter 18: Congenital Rest Lesions
Chapter 19: Vascular Lesion
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