Dr. Ghaffar, thank you for your comment. At the next Live Helsinki Video Course, we will add audio to solve your suggestions. The conference is in June and its videos will be on SNI website. These videos cannot be altered now. Jim Ausman
This is one of the most interesting video about clipping an AComa aneurysm I have ever seen. Without sylvian dissection just with meticulous subfrontal approach and use of bipolar coagulation for remodeling the neck of the aneurysm even without parent artery temporary clipping!.
This only could be done by masters like proffesor Hernesniemi.
Thanks.
Boris Zurita-Cueva MD.
Omni Hospital
Dept Neurosurgery.
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A.Ghaffar
Posted February 18, 2012, 5:01 am
well done’highly knowledgeable conveystoo much information.request fororintation about surrounding anatomical structures for learners thanks
James Ausman
Posted February 18, 2012, 5:29 am
Dr. Ghaffar, thank you for your comment. At the next Live Helsinki Video Course, we will add audio to solve your suggestions. The conference is in June and its videos will be on SNI website. These videos cannot be altered now. Jim Ausman
Boris Zurita-Cueva MD.
Posted December 5, 2012, 2:06 pm
This is one of the most interesting video about clipping an AComa aneurysm I have ever seen. Without sylvian dissection just with meticulous subfrontal approach and use of bipolar coagulation for remodeling the neck of the aneurysm even without parent artery temporary clipping!.
This only could be done by masters like proffesor Hernesniemi.
Thanks.
Boris Zurita-Cueva MD.
Omni Hospital
Dept Neurosurgery.