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Anatomical landmarks for hemispherotomy and their clinical application
Journal of Neurosurgery, 2004Object. The authors introduce the surgical concept of the central core of a hemisphere, from which anatomical structures are disconnected during most current hemispherotomy techniques. They also propose key anatomical landmarks for hemispherotomies that can be used to disconnect the hemisphere from its lateral surface around the insula, through the ...
Hung Tzu, Wen +2 more
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Burr Hole Hemispherotomy: Case Series
Operative NeurosurgeryBACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Hemispherotomy represents definitive treatment for drug-resistant epilepsy with unilateral hemispheric onset. Traditional approaches involve a large incision and open craniotomy, with associated risks of blood loss, infection, poor wound healing, pain, cosmetic concerns, and long ...
Michael E. Baumgartner +5 more
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Modification of vertical hemispherotomy for refractory epilepsy
Brain and Development, 2014Delalande's vertical hemispherotomy is an innovative evolution of hemispherectomy in minimizing brain resection. We report our modification for this surgical procedure. We modified the original procedure in two aspects for the purpose of less brain resection and confirmation of the complete disconnection.
Kensuke, Kawai +2 more
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Ophthalmological examination after hemispherotomy
Abstract Introduction Functional hemispheric disconnection (hemispherotomy) is an established surgical treatment for drug-resistant epilepsy. We aimed to describe visual function, including refractive errors, amblyopia, visual field defects, and oculomotor abnormalities, in a French cohort of ...Thomas Schwartz +5 more
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