Craniotomy
Craniotomy
by Medical Joyworks
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CRANIOTOMY is an application intended to describe the most frequent cranial approaches on a step-by-step basis. Literature shows a large number of descriptions on how to proceed in each type of craniotomy. We describe the various surgical approaches in neurosurgery on a practical and simple way so as to facilitate understanding and learning. It is important to keep in mind the need to analyze each procedure carefully and to adjust the surgical approach to provide the best for the patient. Images and photos use used to help. The app Craniotomy, aims to help in the learning of this complex subject on medicine. The content was developed by a team of neurosurgeons that work at Santa Casa de Belo Horizonte - MG - Brazil, members of Neurosurgery Blog and Prof. Sebastião Gusmão da UFMG. The authors: Dr. Lucas Alverne Freitas de Albuquerque, Dr. Júlio Leonardo Barbosa Pereira, Dr. Mauro Cruz Machado Borgo, Prof. Dr. Gervásio Teles Cardoso de Carvalho, Prof Dr. Sebastião Gusmão e Prof. Dr. Atos Alves de Sousa.
Covered subjects on the app:
1. Basic anatomy of the brain surface 2. Basic anantomy of the cranial bones 3. Relationship between bone structures and the central nervous system 4. Craniotomy basic steps 5. Frontal craniotomy 6. Parietal craniotomy 7. Temporal craniotomy 8. Occipital craniotomy 9. Frontobasal (bifrontal) craniotomy 10. Pterional craniotomy (fronto-temporo-sphenoidal) 11. Minipterional craniotomy 12. Fronto-temporo-orbitozygomatic craniotomy 13. Mini-supraorbital craniotomy 14. Lateral supraorbital craniotomy 15. Frontal inter-hemispheric craniotomy 16. Decompressive craniectomy 17. Basic steps in approaches to the posterior fossa 18. Suboccipital craniotomy for the median infratentorial supracerebellar approach 19. Lateral suboccipital craniotomy for the paramedian infratentorial supracerebellar approach 20. Retromastoid craniotomy for the extreme lateral infratentorial supracerebellar approach 21. Paramedian occipital craniotomy for the transtentorial occipital approach 22. Retrosigmoid craniotomy for the cerebellopontine angle approach 23. Presigmoid craniotomy 24. Extreme lateral craniotomy 25. Median suboccipital craniotomy for the transvermian and telovelar approaches 26. Bibliography
Covered subjects on the app:
1. Basic anatomy of the brain surface 2. Basic anantomy of the cranial bones 3. Relationship between bone structures and the central nervous system 4. Craniotomy basic steps 5. Frontal craniotomy 6. Parietal craniotomy 7. Temporal craniotomy 8. Occipital craniotomy 9. Frontobasal (bifrontal) craniotomy 10. Pterional craniotomy (fronto-temporo-sphenoidal) 11. Minipterional craniotomy 12. Fronto-temporo-orbitozygomatic craniotomy 13. Mini-supraorbital craniotomy 14. Lateral supraorbital craniotomy 15. Frontal inter-hemispheric craniotomy 16. Decompressive craniectomy 17. Basic steps in approaches to the posterior fossa 18. Suboccipital craniotomy for the median infratentorial supracerebellar approach 19. Lateral suboccipital craniotomy for the paramedian infratentorial supracerebellar approach 20. Retromastoid craniotomy for the extreme lateral infratentorial supracerebellar approach 21. Paramedian occipital craniotomy for the transtentorial occipital approach 22. Retrosigmoid craniotomy for the cerebellopontine angle approach 23. Presigmoid craniotomy 24. Extreme lateral craniotomy 25. Median suboccipital craniotomy for the transvermian and telovelar approaches 26. Bibliography