Microsurgical treatment for tumors of cerebellopontine angle
Huang Jun-qiang
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Huang Jun-qiang
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[Objective] To explore the surgical skill in the resection of tumor on cerebellopontine angle by microsurgical technique.[Method] To summarize the surgical skill in the resection of tumor on cerebellopontine angle by microsurgical technique retrospectively.[Results] Microsurgery all entered from ossicle window through post-mastoid under pulvinar,showing hockey incisions.Total,subtotal and partial resection of tumor were undertaken in 26,5 and 1 patients respectively,with 6 cases suffered from slight facial paralysis after surgery.[Conclusion] The best operative approach selected by microsurgery can protect the nerve in the total resection of brain tumor.
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[Objective] To explore the surgical skill in the resection of tumor on cerebellopontine angle by microsurgical technique.[Method] To summarize the surgical skill in the resection of tumor on cerebellopontine angle by microsurgical technique retrospectively.[Results] Microsurgery all entered from ossicle window through post-mastoid under pulvinar,showing hockey incisions.Total,subtotal and partial resection of tumor were undertaken in 26,5 and 1 patients respectively,with 6 cases suffered from slight facial paralysis after surgery.[Conclusion] The best operative approach selected by microsurgery can protect the nerve in the total resection of brain tumor.
Key concepts: Cerebellopontine angle, Microsurgery, Medicine, Surgery, Resection, Facial nerve, Paralysis, Radiology