Far lateral approach: techniques and indications

In this key lecture, Professor Tu points out the main techniques and indications for the far lateral approach.

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Far lateral approach: techniques and indications

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In this key lecture, Professor Tu points out the main techniques and indications for the far lateral approach.

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25'39''

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2011-11

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WeBSurg.com, Nov 2011;11(11).
URL: http://www.websurg.com/doi-lt03entu001.htm

Far lateral approach: techniques and indications

1. Far lateral approach 00'53''

2. Muscle dissection in far lateral approach 10'47''

3. Bone drilling in far lateral approach 14'14''

4. Supracondylar extension 16'09''

5. Paracondylar extension 16'56''

6. Indications for far lateral approach 17'45''

7. Meningioma of the foramen magnum 18'50''

8. Exophytic pilocystic astrocytoma of the medullary region 20'24''

9. VA aneurysm 22'23''

10. Large VA-PICA aneurysm with PICA from the dome of the aneurysm 23'32''

11. PICA aneurysm presenting with hemifacial spasm 24'11''

12. Cavernous malformation of the pontomedullary junction 25'07''