2008Journal of Inner Mongolia University for the NationalitiesRequires access

Neuroendoscope-assisted Microsurgery Treating Lesions in Cerebellopontine Angle

Zhang Hong-zhi

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Objective: To discuss the practicality and advantages of the techniques treating the lesions in cerebellopontine angle with neuroendoscope-assisted microneurosurgery via retrosigmoid approach.Methods:Neuroendoscope-assisted microneurosurgery via retrosigmoid approach treating 76 cases of lesions in cerebellopontine angle.Results:25 cases of acoustic neuromas were completely removed with 100% facial nerves anatomically preserved.Functional preservation rate was 92%.21 cases of epidermoid cyst and 8 cases of meningioma were totally removed.6 cases of hemifacial spasm were cured.Postoperative paroxysmal pain disappeared in 9 cases of trifacial neuralgia.7 cases of meniere were cured.No death and complication were found.Conclusion:Endoscope-assisted microsurgery treating lesions in cerebellopontine angle can reduce the damage to cerebellum,brainstem,blood vessels and nerves.At the same time this method can reduce complications,operative risk and improve the operative effect.

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Objective: To discuss the practicality and advantages of the techniques treating the lesions in cerebellopontine angle with neuroendoscope-assisted microneurosurgery via retrosigmoid approach.Methods:Neuroendoscope-assisted microneurosurgery via retrosigmoid approach treating 76 cases of lesions in cerebellopontine angle.Results:25 cases of acoustic neuromas were completely removed with 100% facial nerves anatomically preserved.Functional preservation rate was 92%.21 cases of epidermoid cyst and 8 cases of meningioma were totally removed.6 cases of hemifacial spasm were cured.Postoperative paroxysmal pain disappeared in 9 cases of trifacial neuralgia.7 cases of meniere were cured.No death and complication were found.Conclusion:Endoscope-assisted microsurgery treating lesions in cerebellopontine angle can reduce the damage to cerebellum,brainstem,blood vessels and nerves.At the same time this method can reduce complications,operative risk and improve the operative effect.

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Objective: To discuss the practicality and advantages of the techniques treating the lesions in cerebellopontine angle with neuroendoscope-assisted microneurosurgery via retrosigmoid approach.Methods:Neuroendoscope-assisted microneurosurgery via retrosigmoid approach treating 76 cases of lesions in cerebellopontine angle.Results:25 cases of acoustic neuromas were completely removed with 100% facial nerves anatomically preserved.Functional preservation rate was 92%.21 cases of epidermoid cyst and 8 cases of meningioma were totally removed.6 cases of hemifacial spasm were cured.Postoperative paroxysmal pain disappeared in 9 cases of trifacial neuralgia.7 cases of meniere were cured.No death and complication were found.Conclusion:Endoscope-assisted microsurgery treating lesions in cerebellopontine angle can reduce the damage to cerebellum,brainstem,blood vessels and nerves.At the same time this method can reduce complications,operative risk and improve the operative effect.

Key concepts: Cerebellopontine angle, Medicine, Hemifacial spasm, Microsurgery, Epidermoid cyst, Trigeminal neuralgia, Surgery, Cranial nerves

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