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Concomitant completely ossified trigeminal pore and Dorello’s canal
Commonly, the trigeminal and abducens nerve course to the middle cranial fossa, beneath the tentorial border (posterior petroclinoid dural ligament) and, respectively, beneath Grüber’s petrosphenoidal ligament, in Dorello’s canal. It is hereby reported a
M. C. Rusu +3 more
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Intracranial Ricocheting of Bullet from Anterior Clinoid Process
Gunshot wounds to the head are usually mortal injuries. We present a unique case of intracranial ricocheting of bullet without neurological deficits. Patient was treated conservatively with antibiotics for one week and prophylactic anticonvulsants for ...
Amit Agrawal +4 more
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Minimal Anterior and Posterior Combined Transpetrosal Approach for Posterior Clinoid Process Meningiomas. [PDF]
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Posterior clinoid process meningiomas (PCPMs) are extremely rare tumors arising from the central skull base and are surgically challenging because of their proximity to critical ...
Sasaki T +6 more
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BackgroundAnterior clinoidectomy is an important procedure for approaching the central skull base lesions. However, anterior clinoidectomy through the endoscopic transorbital approach (ETOA) still has limitations due to technical difficulties and the ...
Jaejoon Lim +4 more
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Uncommon optic nerve course in the sphenoid sinus
We present a case of bilateral, free optic nerves passing through the sphenoid sinus associated with bilateral anterior clinoid process pneumatization, in addition to bilateral vidian nerves protrusion with pterygoid process pneumatization.
Hatem A Dalati +2 more
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The sphenoid ridge approach (SRA) was initially described as a surgical technique for treating vascular pathologies near the Sylvian fissure. However, limited studies have systematically explored the use of skull base techniques in pediatric patients ...
Roberto Garcia-Navarrete +3 more
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Background. In modern neurosurgery, preference is given to less invasive procedures. A classic example is switching from standard surgical approaches to keyhole approaches, in particular transition from pterional to minipterional approach.
A. A. Sufianov +3 more
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Sella turcica abnormalities were reported in malocclusions and clefts. No studies were found on sella turcica abnormalities in CPO patients. This study aimed to compare the prevalence of sella turcica abnormalities on cephalometric radiographs in CPO ...
Alicja Zawiślak +3 more
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A Computed Tomographic Study of the Anterior Clinoid Process Measurements in Turkish Population
Objectives:Anterior clinoid process which is partially or totally takes out in the surgery of sellar region has a great surgical importance. For effective clinoidectomy, a neurosurgeon should have the prior knowledge of anatomical variations of anterior ...
Nalan Çiçek Özdöl +2 more
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Morphometric measurements of anterior clinoid process in relation to parasellar osseous structures and their clinical significance [PDF]
This study is to analyze the morphometry of anterior clinoid process (ACP) and the surrounding parasellar structures which is important for the surgeries related to cavernous sinus, ICA, and basilar artery.
Yadav, Yogesh +4 more
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