Endoscopic Surgery of the Third Ventricle: The Subfrontal Trans-Lamina Terminalis Approach
Mostafa Abdou, A R Cohen
Abstract
Mostafa Abdou, A R Cohen
Abstract
The authors describe an endoscopic approach to the anterior aspect of the third ventricle and demonstrate its use in the cadaver. This technique consists of a small supraorbital craniotomy and a subfrontal trans-lamina terminalis approach to the third ventricle. It may be helpful in the management of refractory third ventricular lesions that cannot be easily accessed endoscopically through the foramina of Monro.
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The authors describe an endoscopic approach to the anterior aspect of the third ventricle and demonstrate its use in the cadaver. This technique consists of a small supraorbital craniotomy and a subfrontal trans-lamina terminalis approach to the third ventricle. It may be helpful in the management of refractory third ventricular lesions that cannot be easily accessed endoscopically through the foramina of Monro.
Key concepts: Lamina terminalis, Third ventricle, Medicine, Craniotomy, Lamina, Anatomy, Ventricle, Surgery