Objective: To perform an evidence-based review of the literature on neuroimaging
techniques utilized in spinal cord injury clinical practice and research. Methods: A search of …

Background Surgery for cranial and spinal tumors has evolved tremendously over the years.
Not only have neuro-oncologists been able to better understand tumor biology and thereby …

Precise identification of anatomical landmarks and their variants, localization and
delineation of the extent of lesions, and anticipation of surgical maneuvers to optimize …

Dermal sinus tracts appear as innocuous skin pits or dimples but are associated with
significant risks of meningitis and spinal cord tethering. Intraspinal or intramedullary …

Study Design: Review and technical report. Objective: Intraoperative ultrasound has been
used by spine surgeons since the early 1980s. Since that time, more advanced modes of …

OBJECTIVE: The current series represents a preclinical safety validation study for direct
parenchymal microinjection of cellular grafts into the ventral horn of the porcine cervical …

Objective This case series looks at the role of intraoperative ultrasound in spine surgery for
extradural pathologies. Methods Ten cases of different pathologies were included. Following …

Purpose Pulsatile movements of the dura mater have been interpreted as a sign that the
cord is free within the subarachnoid space, with no extrinsic compression. However, the …

CONCLUSION The data presented in this report demonstrate the instability of endrin in most
Indian soils testedunder flooded conditions in contrast to the reported stability of endrin in …

Intraoperative ultrasound (IOUS) is a dynamic imaging modality that provides interactive and
timely information during surgical procedures. Because the transducer is in direct contact …