I really enjoyed this video.
Dr. Krisht uses a technique similar to Dolenc´s, or maybe an evolutionary one. It is so surprising how cutting the temporal dura close to the entry point of the third nerve into the cavernous sinus exposes the baslar trunk beautifully.
Thanks,
Dr. Boris Zurita-Cueva
Neurosurgey Unit.
Omni Hospital
Guayaquil-Ecuador
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Boris Zurita-Cueva MD.
Posted December 4, 2012, 11:47 pm
I really enjoyed this video.
Dr. Krisht uses a technique similar to Dolenc´s, or maybe an evolutionary one. It is so surprising how cutting the temporal dura close to the entry point of the third nerve into the cavernous sinus exposes the baslar trunk beautifully.
Thanks,
Dr. Boris Zurita-Cueva
Neurosurgey Unit.
Omni Hospital
Guayaquil-Ecuador
Marcius Benigno Marques dos Santos
Posted January 11, 2018, 5:43 pm
How is the postoperative situation of the third nerve?
Marcius Benigno Marques dos Santos
Posted January 11, 2018, 5:46 pm
What kind of dural reconstruction has been made in order to preclude csf leak?
Marcius Benigno Marques dos Santos, MD, PhD.
Neurosurgery.
Cascavel, Paraná, Brazil.