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Application of neuronavigation system in the operation of intracranial small lesions Neurosurgery

Liao Xin-sheng

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Objective To explore the application of the neuronavigation to microsurgery for the intracranial small lesions.Methods Twenty-three patients with intracranial small lesions were treated by neuronavigational system-assisted microneurosurgery.Results The localization success rate and total removal rate were both 100%.No severe neurological deficits took place in patients.Conclusion The StealthStation neuronavigational system is reliable and accurate in neurosurgical operation.Thus,it is helpful to facilitate total resection of intracranial small lesions with less operative complications.

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Objective To explore the application of the neuronavigation to microsurgery for the intracranial small lesions.Methods Twenty-three patients with intracranial small lesions were treated by neuronavigational system-assisted microneurosurgery.Results The localization success rate and total removal rate were both 100%.No severe neurological deficits took place in patients.Conclusion The StealthStation neuronavigational system is reliable and accurate in neurosurgical operation.Thus,it is helpful to facilitate total resection of intracranial small lesions with less operative complications.

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Objective To explore the application of the neuronavigation to microsurgery for the intracranial small lesions.Methods Twenty-three patients with intracranial small lesions were treated by neuronavigational system-assisted microneurosurgery.Results The localization success rate and total removal rate were both 100%.No severe neurological deficits took place in patients.Conclusion The StealthStation neuronavigational system is reliable and accurate in neurosurgical operation.Thus,it is helpful to facilitate total resection of intracranial small lesions with less operative complications.

Key concepts: Medicine, Neuronavigation, Microsurgery, Neurosurgery, Resection, Surgery, Radiology

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