… Of the 36 patients with angiomatous hemorrhage, 13 were treated surgically, and 22 were
treated nonsurgically during the pregnancy (in l patient, the surgical management was not …

… Stehbens examined 3 ll arterial forks of l 17 cadavers of all ages (144). Apical and lateral
angle defects were more common in individuals over the age of 6 years compared to those …

OBJECTIVE: In this article, we review the surgical outcomes of 179 patients with acoustic
neuromas. METHODS: Most of the tumors (84%) were operated on using a retrosigmoid, …

✓ A subtemporal-preauricular infratemporal fossa approach to remove 22 large neoplasms
involving the lateral and posterior cranial base is detailed. The areas from which a neoplasm …

… neurological deterioration after removal of spinal tumors occurs in small number of
patients (1, 15), it seems to affect patients with anteriorly located and recurrent tumors ( l l. 12). …

THE MANAGEMENT OF chordomas and chondrosarcomas involving the cranial base remains
controversial. The options for therapy include biopsy, partial resection, radical resection, …

… Seven (64%) of the l 1 patients with benign lesions, 14 (64%) of the 22 patients with low-grade
malignancies, and seven (44%) of the 16 patients with high-grade malignancies were …

PURPOSE To describe experience with 500 temporary balloon occlusions of the internal
carotid artery, with particular emphasis on the techniques and complications. METHODS …

✓ An extreme lateral transcondylar or extreme lateral transfacetal surgical approach was
used to treat 22 patients with complex lesions over a 22-month period. The lesions included …

… Sen C, Sekhar LN. Direct vein graft reconstruction of the cavernous, petrous, and upper
cervical internal carotid artery: lessons learned from 30 cases. Neurosurgery 1992;30: 732-7 43 …