Titlebook: Cavernous Sinus; Developments and Fut Vinko V. Dolenc,Larry Rogers Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Vienna 2009 Surgery.aneurysm.cavernous sinus.c

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Open Innovation Ansatz von Reichwald/Piller,ry of trigeminal neurinomas demands unique consideration. Others have stressed the importance of radical surgery (emphasizing that only total resection leads to ‘cure’), and recurrence rates following partial resection, particularly of cystic tumors, is higher for trigeminal neurinomas than acoustic neurinomas [.].

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Evolution from the classical pterional to the contemporary approach to the central skull baseade the direct approach unpopular at the time. Technical innovations in neuroradiology, which introduced endovascular techniques into the area, had practically brought the direct surgical approach to a standstill [.–., ., ., ., .].

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Aneurysms of the intracavernous ICA: Current treatmenthe present time the senior author relies on bypasses and endovascular therapy rather than direct surgery for aneurysms confined to the cavernous sinus. We still favor intracavernous operations for paraclinoid aneurysms and small intracavernous aneurysms with extracavernous components.

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Trigeminal neurinomas: surgical considerationsry of trigeminal neurinomas demands unique consideration. Others have stressed the importance of radical surgery (emphasizing that only total resection leads to ‘cure’), and recurrence rates following partial resection, particularly of cystic tumors, is higher for trigeminal neurinomas than acoustic neurinomas [.].

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Open Innovation in Life Sciencesskullbase surgeons. Currently, however, the continuous recording of compound muscle action potentials (CMAPs) from muscles enervated by cranial nerves III–XII makes it possible to monitor skull base and cavernous sinus operations as reliably as those performed in the cerebellopontine angle.

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Open Innovation Ansatz von Chesbrough, with increasing periods of follow-up after presumed total resection raises the question of whether surgical cure is actually possible. Currently, treatment options range from attempts at radical resection to radiosurgery [., ., ., ., ., .].

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