Titlebook: Koht, Sloan, Toleikis‘s Monitoring the Nervous System for Anesthesiologists and Other Health Care Pr; Christoph N. Seubert,Jeffrey R. Balz

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Shirley Susana Cruz Beltran,Zasha Vazquez-Colon,Torrey D. Baines,Kevin J. Sullivanoftmals eingesetzten Kunststoffe und deren mechanisches Verhalten eingegangen. Eine ausführliche Darstellung erfolgt zu den Themen Bearbeitung von Glas, Vorspannen von Glas und Glasprodukte im Bauwesen. Als wic978-3-540-68927-0Series ISSN 2512-5281 Series E-ISSN 2512-529X

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Somatosensory-Evoked Potentialsevoked potentials (SSEPs) are a common form of evoked potential monitoring that assesses a part of the central nervous system (CNS). The ultimate goal of monitoring SSEPs is ensuring maintenance of neurologic integrity of the somatosensory pathway throughout a procedure with resultant improved outco

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Visual-Evoked Potentialsf visual function and, in cases of visual impairment, where possible, improvement of visual function. With these goals in mind, efforts to evaluate and enhance the usefulness of intraoperative monitoring of the visual pathways that began in the early 1970s have continued. Since Wright et al. (Wright

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Intraoperative Electromyographylicited spontaneous EMG activity has become widely used for the preservation of neurologic function during many surgical procedures. Its use has a long history dating back to the 1960s, when it was first used for the preservation of facial nerve function. Since then, techniques that utilize EMG resp

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The Use of Spinal Reflex Responses for IOM to neuronal structures. The second is to provide guidance that may affect a surgeon’s approach or actions, such as mapping the location of sensory and motor tracts within the spinal cord. The third is to perform studies detailed enough to help understand normal and pathophysiologic function. Intrao

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Brainstem Reflexes Under General Anesthesia and nuclei within the brainstem, thereby enabling us to functionally observe these essential structures during a wide variety of surgical procedures. This chapter describes methodologies for eliciting the blink reflex, the masseter H reflex, and the laryngeal adductor reflex under general anesthesi

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Brain Mapping: Asleep and Awakel functions. Even with modern anatomic and functional imaging techniques, preoperative studies are not sufficient if the surgeon wishes to obtain maximal resection of abnormal tissue while preserving neural function. Thus, intraoperative mapping techniques have been utilized for nearly 80?years to p