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Standards of Neurosurgical Procedures
2001Written specifications with regard to procedures performed, equipment used, and training of the involved personnel are widely used in the industry and aviation to guarantee constant quality. Similar systems are progressively being introduced to medicine.
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Anesthesia for Neurosurgical Procedures
2018Pediatric Neuroanesthesia is a field that combines the nuances of anesthesia in children with the distinct considerations to bear in mind in neurosurgical disease and emergencies. The conditions range from congenital malformations requiring immediate surgery in infants to the evolution of these disorders in older children, acute worsening of chronic ...
Roby Sebastian, Craig D. McClain
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Wound Infections Complicating Neurosurgical Procedures
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1967ESPITE the mos t diligent a t ten t ion to asepsis during any surgical procedure, pos topera t ive infection remains a threat . The magni tude of this problem on the Neurosurgical Service a t the U C L A Center for the Hea l th Sciences is the subject of this report . This s tudy was undert aken to provide the surgeon with a clear idea of the infection
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RELIEF OF PAIN BY NEUROSURGICAL PROCEDURES
Archives of Surgery, 1952NEUROSURGICAL procedures offer relief from intractable pain in many instances when medical and general surgical procedures fail. However, they should not be employed until all medical and physical means have been exhausted. Physical therapy and administration of an analgesic drug usually suffice to relieve pain due to inflammatory lesions such as ...
A W, ADSON, H J, SVIEN
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Mixed-Reality Simulation for Neurosurgical Procedures
Neurosurgery, 2013Surgical education is moving rapidly to the use of simulation for technical training of residents and maintenance or upgrading of surgical skills in clinical practice. To optimize the learning exercise, it is essential that both visual and haptic cues are presented to best present a real-world experience.
Frank J, Bova +9 more
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Anesthetic considerations for thoracic neurosurgical procedures
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2000Anesthetic considerations for thoracic and thoracoscopic neurosurgical procedures are considered, emphasizing the need to provide anesthetic stability during prolonged periods of one-lung ventilation, while optimizing conditions for intraoperative monitoring of spinal cord integrity.
D C, Adams, J B, Eisenkraft
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Chronic Subdural Hematoma After Neurosurgical Procedures
World Neurosurgery, 2013hronic subdural hematomas (CSDHs) are commonly seen in elderly people and in younger people with brain C involution, and only 50% of patients give a history of head injury, often a mild injury. Other risk factors include alcohol abuse, seizures, coagulopathies, anticoagulant therapy, some physical conditions that predisposes to falls, and low ...
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Neurosurgical Ablative Procedures
Abstract Pain is one of the most common symptoms among cancer patients, particularly in those who suffer from advanced metastatic disease. A small but significant proportion of cancer patients, estimated at 5%–10%, fail to respond to conventional medical treatment and may be deemed “refractory.” These patients may be candidates for ...openaire +1 more source
Ventriculitis Following a Neurosurgic Procedure
Clinical Pediatrics, 2002Quinn, J. V., Steele, R. W.
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Neurosurgical Procedures for Nonmalignant Pain
Hospital Practice, 1986D, Dubuisson, C A, Warfield
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