
Principles of Posterior Fossa Surgery
Surgical Management
Anil Nanda(Editor)
Thieme Publishers
1st Edition
Published on 8. November 2011
Book
Hardback
272 pages
978-1-58890-663-2 (ISBN)
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Description
The ability to operate successfully in the posterior fossa requires a thorough understanding of its neuroanatomy and physiology, accurate localization of lesions, and optimal surgical technique. Principles of Posterior Fossa Surgery provides an in-depth review of this complex surgical region-with detailed coverage of anatomy, pathology, imaging, disease-based management, and surgical approaches. Written by a team of highly respected specialists, it will be a valued reference and refresher for clinicians who perform posterior fossa surgery, as well as for trainees.
Special Features:
-Begins with a useful framework in neuroimaging, neuropathology, and microsurgical anatomy of the posterior cranial fossa
-Covers a wide range of approaches and pathologies in the region, including congenital Chiari malformations, infections, trauma, aneurysms, and tumors
-Highlights the anatomy of common surgical approaches, with numerous radiographic and endoscopic images that aid in visualizing concepts
-Provides full coverage of surgical techniques, starting with basic concepts and progressing to operations on more challenging entities like petroclival meningiomas, jugular bulb tumors, acoustic neuromas, complex basilar aneurysms, and posterior circulation aneurysms
-Includes comprehensive sections on surgical management of pediatric posterior fossa tumors and shunt surgery for lesions
-Shares the insights of prominent neurosurgeons from top centers around the world, who discuss their preferred strategies for tackling this challenging area of the brain
Focusing solely on the posterior fossa, this book fills an important gap for neurosurgeons, skull base specialists, and residents and fellows who are training in this anatomically challenging region. It will enrich their understanding and knowledge of the field, expand their surgical armamentarium, and help achieve the most successful clinical outcomes.
Special Features:
-Begins with a useful framework in neuroimaging, neuropathology, and microsurgical anatomy of the posterior cranial fossa
-Covers a wide range of approaches and pathologies in the region, including congenital Chiari malformations, infections, trauma, aneurysms, and tumors
-Highlights the anatomy of common surgical approaches, with numerous radiographic and endoscopic images that aid in visualizing concepts
-Provides full coverage of surgical techniques, starting with basic concepts and progressing to operations on more challenging entities like petroclival meningiomas, jugular bulb tumors, acoustic neuromas, complex basilar aneurysms, and posterior circulation aneurysms
-Includes comprehensive sections on surgical management of pediatric posterior fossa tumors and shunt surgery for lesions
-Shares the insights of prominent neurosurgeons from top centers around the world, who discuss their preferred strategies for tackling this challenging area of the brain
Focusing solely on the posterior fossa, this book fills an important gap for neurosurgeons, skull base specialists, and residents and fellows who are training in this anatomically challenging region. It will enrich their understanding and knowledge of the field, expand their surgical armamentarium, and help achieve the most successful clinical outcomes.
Reviews / Votes
It was a pleasure to review this book, which is very comprehensive in its coverage on the diagnosis, management, and prognosis of diseases of the posterior fossa. This book has described extensively and accurately the anatomical aspects of posterior fossa through skull base and intraoperative images, with apt correlation to the radiological imaging. This correlation enables the reader to understand and remember better the normal anatomy of posterior fossa. -- American Journal of Neuroradiology"This book is a valuable tool for every practicing neurosurgeon and trainee."-Young Neurosurgeons
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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Illustrations
308
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Dimensions
Height: 21.6 cm
Width: 27.9 cm
Weight
1142 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-58890-663-2 (9781588906632)
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Content
Section I - General considerations
1) Anatomy of the Posterior Fossa
2) Neuro Imaging
3) Neuropathology of the Posterior Fossa
4) Neuroanesthesia Considerations
5) Neurophysiological Monitoring
6) Neurological Entities in the Posterior Fossa
7) Physiology of Posterior Fossa Cranial Nerves
8) Pharmacology for Infectious Processes
Section II - Disease Based Management
9) Congenital Disorders
Arnold Chiari Malformations
10) Trauma to the Posterior Fossa
Management of Temporal Bone and Facial Nerve Injuries
11) Degenerative Disorders of the Cranial Vertebral Junction'
12) Inflammatory and Infectious Processes
Surgery of the Mastoid
Tuberculosis of the Posterior Fossa
13) Cerebrovascular Diseases
Arteriovenous Malformations
Aneurysms
Cavernous Hemangioma & Dural Fistulas
Section III - Surgical Techniques
14) Overview of Posterior Fossa Surgery
15) Temporal Bone Resections for Tumors
16) Operative Approaches to Petroclival Tumors
17) Jugular Bulb Tumors
18) Acoustic Neuromas
Section A-1: Retromastoid approach: Techniques and Results
Section A-2: Translab Approaches
Section A-3: Middle Fossa Approach
19) Microvascular Decompressions of Trigeminal & Lower Cranial Nerves
20) Gamma Knife Radiosurgery of Posterior Fossa Tumors: Dose Planning & Results of Radiosurgery for Posterior Tumors: Does Planning & Results of Radiosurgery for Posterior Fossa Tumors
21) Approaches & management of Basilar Tip aneurysms
22) Far-lateral & Petrosal Approaches to Vertebrobasilar & Mid-Basilar Artery Anuerysms
23) Endovascular Treatment for Posterior Fossa Aneurysms
Section B-1: Posterior Interhemispheric Approach to the Pineal & Brainstem
Section B-2: Posterior Fossa Arteriovenous Malformations & Cavernous Angiomas
Section B-3: Stereotactic Considerations in the Posterior Fossa
Section IV - Miscellaneous
Section A:
A-1: Minimally Invasive endoscopic Surgery in the Posterior Fossa
A-2: Shunting Procedures for the Procedures Fossa
A-3: Chemotherapy for Malignancies in the Posterior Fossa
A-4: Pediatric Posterior Fossa Tumors
1) Anatomy of the Posterior Fossa
2) Neuro Imaging
3) Neuropathology of the Posterior Fossa
4) Neuroanesthesia Considerations
5) Neurophysiological Monitoring
6) Neurological Entities in the Posterior Fossa
7) Physiology of Posterior Fossa Cranial Nerves
8) Pharmacology for Infectious Processes
Section II - Disease Based Management
9) Congenital Disorders
Arnold Chiari Malformations
10) Trauma to the Posterior Fossa
Management of Temporal Bone and Facial Nerve Injuries
11) Degenerative Disorders of the Cranial Vertebral Junction'
12) Inflammatory and Infectious Processes
Surgery of the Mastoid
Tuberculosis of the Posterior Fossa
13) Cerebrovascular Diseases
Arteriovenous Malformations
Aneurysms
Cavernous Hemangioma & Dural Fistulas
Section III - Surgical Techniques
14) Overview of Posterior Fossa Surgery
15) Temporal Bone Resections for Tumors
16) Operative Approaches to Petroclival Tumors
17) Jugular Bulb Tumors
18) Acoustic Neuromas
Section A-1: Retromastoid approach: Techniques and Results
Section A-2: Translab Approaches
Section A-3: Middle Fossa Approach
19) Microvascular Decompressions of Trigeminal & Lower Cranial Nerves
20) Gamma Knife Radiosurgery of Posterior Fossa Tumors: Dose Planning & Results of Radiosurgery for Posterior Tumors: Does Planning & Results of Radiosurgery for Posterior Fossa Tumors
21) Approaches & management of Basilar Tip aneurysms
22) Far-lateral & Petrosal Approaches to Vertebrobasilar & Mid-Basilar Artery Anuerysms
23) Endovascular Treatment for Posterior Fossa Aneurysms
Section B-1: Posterior Interhemispheric Approach to the Pineal & Brainstem
Section B-2: Posterior Fossa Arteriovenous Malformations & Cavernous Angiomas
Section B-3: Stereotactic Considerations in the Posterior Fossa
Section IV - Miscellaneous
Section A:
A-1: Minimally Invasive endoscopic Surgery in the Posterior Fossa
A-2: Shunting Procedures for the Procedures Fossa
A-3: Chemotherapy for Malignancies in the Posterior Fossa
A-4: Pediatric Posterior Fossa Tumors