Titlebook: Intraoperative Imaging in Neurosurgery; MRI, CT, Ultrasound R. L. Bernays,H.-G. Imhof,Y. Yonekawa Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verl

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CT-Guided Neurosurgery: Preliminary Experienceer results in lesion removal and surgical outcome.... At our Institution a mobile CT scanner was recently used for intraoperative evaluation (Philips Tomoscan M). For 27 tumour resections performed with a neuronavigation system, and 23 deep brain electrode positioning examinations, an intraoperative

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Intraoperative Computerized Tomography for Improved Accuracy of Spinal Navigation in Pedicle Screw Pusing spinal navigation and implantable fiducial markers. For our operations we used the Tomoscan M-EG and the EasyGuideSpine (Philips Medical Systems). During the operation the patient was positioned on the mobile CT table. Following dorsal preparation, small titanium screws were implanted in the v

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Intraoperative Imaging in a Comprehensive Neuronavigation Environment for Minimally Invasive Brain Ti-purpose resistive low-field MR scanner with onoff capability, was installed in a radio frequency-shielded operating room with in-room control panel and display. Intraoperative ultrasound imaging with Doppler mode as needed is used to provide check-up image data between intraoperative MR-imaging se

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Surgical Navigation in the Open MRInstalled at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in 1996 has been used for more than 500 open craniotomies and beyond 100 biopsies. Furthermore the versatile applicability, employing the same principles, is evident by its frequent use in other areas of the body..However, while intraoperative scanning in

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The Roles of Functional MRI in MR-Guided Neurosurgery in a Combined 1.5 Tesla MR-Operating Roomed a functional MRI (fMRI) scheme for efficiently localizing eloquent functional areas and assessing their proximity to a lesion volume immediately prior to the craniotomy.... The fMRI examination consists of a dynamical blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) MR imaging technique and a task paradi

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Conference proceedings 2003ol which potentially will result in an improved outcome of neurosurgical procedures. In this book experts from different countries and neurosurgical organizations have collected information on the state-of-the-art of intraoperative imaging, MRI, CT and ultrasound. Various contributions cover the fut