✓ The authors' experience with the intraoperative use of real-time ultrasonography during 21
neurosurgical procedures is reported. These procedures include neoplasm surgery in 18 …

Experience with the use of intraoperative ultrasound (US) imaging in over 300 patients are
presented in this paper and discussed with special reference to various pathomorphologies …

Intraoperative real-time ultrasound imaging (US) was used in over 500 patients to
investigate which of the previously considered applications are of practical use in everyday …

Intraoperative sonography using portable real-time equipment at the dural or brain surface
in 16 patients provided accurate localization of a variety of brain lesions for direct …

Intraoperative ultrasound is the first and, at present, only direct method available for
depicting cerebral structures during neurosurgery. This atlas is a practical introduction to …

The utility of two-dimensional, real-time intraoperative ultrasound sector scanning for
purposes of tumor localization, tumor biopsy, cyst drainage, and placement of ventricular …

Intraoperative ultrasound is not a technique which has been widely accepted by
neurosurgeons in this country, not least because bulky probes and machines become more …

✓ A technique is described for the intraoperative use of ultrasound sector scanning in
intracerebral neoplasms (mainly gliomas) for biopsy and for the localization of minor lesions …

Twenty patients with high-grade gliomas were prospectively studied by pre-and
postoperative transcranial color-coded real-time sonography (TCCS) and CT, to determine …

Sonographic imaging of the brain was accomplished through a burr hole using a small, real-
time, 5 MHz transducer in five patients. Brain tumors were accurately imaged, corresponding …