Direct Operative Approach and Clipping of Intracavernous Nontraumatic Aneurysms
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Abstract
Intracavernous aneurysms constitute a specific entity in today’s neurovascular surgery. Only recently the direct operative approach to vascular and tumor pathology has been introduced, and several authors have reported upon successful treatment (Parkinson 1965; Iwabuchi et al. 1978; Dolenc 1985; Hakuba et al. 1987; Perneczky et al. 1987). This paper presents our experience with the direct operative approach and clipping of seven nontraumatic intracavernous aneurysms.
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Cavernous Sinus Sinus Aneurysm Anterior Clinoid Process Medial Cerebral Artery Pterional Craniotomy
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