Titlebook: Craniopharyngioma; Surgical Treatment Giovanni Broggi Book 1995 Springer-Verlag Italia 1995 microsurgery.neuropathology.neuroradiology.radi

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胎兒

幸福愉悅感

Gudgeon

Surgical Craniopharyngioma Treatment,s arise from epithelial remnants of squamous cells of Rathke’s pouch stomodeal epithelium. Craniopharyngiomas represent 2.5%-3% of all intracranial tumors. About 50% of them occur in childhood. These tumors may be predominantly cystic (with no significant solid portion), mixed (cystic and solid comp

適宜

Surgical Management of Craniopharyngiomas from 1976 to 1992: Problems and Results,gree probably not offered by any other intracranial tumor with exception of glioblastoma” nowadays sounds unacceptably pessimistic, craniopharyngioma surgery is still a major challenge, even for experienced neurosurgeons, and many consider it one of the most delicate intracranial procedures (Baskin

痛打

積習(xí)已深

Stress-Fracture

Surgical Treatment of Craniopharyngiomas,al technique, and pharmacological therapy. The complete surgical removal of the tumor is undoubtedly the gold standard (Guidetti and Fraioli 1979; Hoffman et al. 1977; Katz 1975; Lapras et al. 1987; Shapiro et al. 1979; Sweet 1976; Symon and Sprich 1985; Yasargil et al. 1990); however, sometimes thi

micronized

Therapeutic Role of Intracavitary Bleomycin Administration in Cystic Craniopharyngioma, in a limited percentage of patients. The presence of delicate, highly functional structures surrounding the area where the tumor is commonly located makes total removal very difficult when the tumor is adherent to these structures. Children are particularly exposed to the effect of damage to the hy