Titlebook: New Trends of Surgery for Cerebral Stroke and its Perioperative Management; Yasuhiro Yonekawa,Emanuela Keller,Tetsuya Tsukahar Conference

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Treatment of unruptured cerebral aneurysms; a multi-center study at Japanese national hospitals, the morphology, especially the presence of blebs, should be considered when treating unruptured cerebral aneurysms. In 434 patients, 503 cerebral aneurysms were treated surgically either by craniotomy in 472 aneurysms or endovascular coil embolization in 31 aneurysms. Surgical outcome was influenc

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Management of ruptured aneurysms combined with coexisting aneurysms subsequent clipping of the not yet secured aneurysms suffered a SAH. Six to 12 months after the initial SAH, 78% of the cases in both groups reached a Glasgow Outcome Score of 4 or 5..Even if in patients with coexisting unruptured intracranial aneurysms the elimination of each and every aneurysm is

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Surgical treatment of unruptured cerebral aneurysms in the elderly (49.6%); most aneurysms were directly clipped, while only 13 aneurysms including six basilar artery aneurysms were coiled endovascularly. Among the 83 elderly subjects who underwent direct surgery, perioperative complication appeared in seven subjects (morbidity 8.4%, mortality 1.2%). No SAH occurr

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Cranial and spinal dural arteriovenous malformations and fistulas: an updateor endovascular treatment of benign fistulas is higher than the risk of eliminating fistulas that have already led to cortical venous reflux. Transvenous endovascular occlusion or surgical disconnection of draining veins is the treatment of first choice for cranial and spinal dAVF with venous flow r

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Hemodynamic status and treatment of aggressive dural arteriovenous fistulass GR (good recovery) in 58% of cases, MD (moderate disability) in 18%, SD (severe disability) in 13%, VS (vegetative state) in 8%, and D (death) (due to acute cardiac infarction) in 3%. Symptomatic procedural complication occurred in 3 cases..In conclusion, aggressive dural AVF resulted from retrogr

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M. Niemel?,T. Koivisto,L. Kivipelto,K. Ishii,J. Rinne,A. Ronkainen,R. Kivisaari,H. Shen,A. Karatas,M

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