Strategies of Microsurgery in Problematic Brain Areas: with Special Reference to NMR
Dec 2012 · Springer Science & Business Media
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Preface matic depiction of the NMR slices in three levels. The Supported by NMR it has become possible to carry out operations in socalled inoperable regions of basal book is completed with selected technical tricks in ganglia, brainstem and problematic areas of the cor problematic operation cases. tex as well as in the areas of limbic system. Special appreciation is due to Prof. Dr. B. Volk, Thus the planning of an operation has become widely Director of the Institute of Neuropathology of the extended. A widening of the knowledge of the ana University of Freiburg, for his advice and help. tomical fundamentals is therefore indispensable and For nearly all MRI-findings I have to thank the should be conveyed by means of this book. colleagues of the Institute of Radiology (Director: The last two volumes "Anatomical Dissections for Prof. Dr. W. Wenz), especially Dr. Dorothea Ott, Use in Neurosurgery Vol. 1 and 2" supply the mor Dr. T. Adam and Dr. B. Wimmer. I also have to phological base for this book. The book itself is a thank Dr. R. Fiirmaier (neuroradiologist in Freiburg) continuation of "Planning Strategies of Intracranial for several MRI- and CT-findings. Microsurgery" . Most of the CTs were made in the stereotactic depart Some very problematic operations were carried out ment (Director: Prof. Dr. F. Mundinger) of our cli by my co-worker, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Eggert, who is now nic. I want to thank in particular Dr. M. Mohadjer.
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