Surgery of the Human Cerebrum

Cover......Page 1
THE HUMAN CEREBRUMAND THE REINVENTION OF NEUROSURGERY......Page 2
SURGERY OF THE HUMAN CEREBRUM—A COLLECTIVE MODERNITY......Page 3
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THE CEREBRUM......Page 32
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IMAGING OF THE CEREBRUM......Page 116
MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY IN NEUROSURGERY......Page 140
FUNCTIONAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE PRIMARY MOTORAREA BY CORTICOSPINAL TRACTOGRAPHY......Page 159
PREOPERATIVE AND INTRAOPERATIVE DIFFUSION TENSORIMAGING-BASED FIBER TRACKING IN GLIOMA SURGERY......Page 171
Cerebral Arteriovenous Malformations: Comparison of NovelMagnetic Resonance Angiographic Techniques andConventional Catheter Angiography......Page 180
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 191
SURGERY OF CEREBRAL TRAUMAAND ASSOCIATED CRITICAL CARE......Page 193
ACUTE TRAUMATIC INTRAPARENCHYMAL HEMORRHAGE:RISK FACTORS FOR PROGRESSION IN THE EARLYPOST-INJURY PERIOD......Page 212
THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH INTRADURALPOST-TRAUMATIC MASS LESIONS: A MULTICENTERSURVEY OF CURRENT APPROACHES TO SURGICALMANAGEMENT IN 729 PATIENTS COORDINATED BY THEEUROPEAN BRAIN INJURY CONSORTIUM......Page 222
PENETRATING CIVILIAN CRANIOCEREBRAL GUNSHOTWOUNDS: A PROTOCOL OF DELAYED SURGERY......Page 232
EVOLUTION OF BRAIN TISSUE INJURY AFTER EVACUATIONOF ACUTE TRAUMATIC SUBDURAL HEMATOMAS......Page 239
OPTIMAL TEMPERATURE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OFSEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: EFFECT OFHYPOTHERMIA ON INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE, SYSTEMICAND INTRACRANIAL HEMODYNAMICS, AND METABOLISM......Page 246
Pure Subdural Hematomas: A Postmortem Analysis of TheirForm and Bleeding Points......Page 257
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SURGERY OF INTRINSIC CEREBRAL TUMORS......Page 266
IMPLEMENTATION OF FIBER TRACT NAVIGATION......Page 293
STIMULATION MAPPING VIA IMPLANTED GRIDELECTRODES PRIOR TO SURGERY FOR GLIOMAS INHIGHLY ELOQUENT CORTEX......Page 306
INTRAOPERATIVE OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY IDENTIFIESINFILTRATING GLIOMA MARGINS WITH HIGH SENSITIVITY......Page 314
MOTOR EVOKED POTENTIAL MONITORING WITHSUPRATENTORIAL SURGERY......Page 324
IMAGE-GUIDED CRANIOTOMY FOR CEREBRALMETASTASES: TECHNIQUES AND OUTCOMES......Page 336
INCIDENCE AND CLINICAL EVOLUTION OFPOSTOPERATIVE DEFICITS AFTER VOLUMETRICSTEREOTACTIC RESECTION OF GLIAL NEOPLASMSINVOLVING THE SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREA......Page 345
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SURGERY OF CEREBRALARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS......Page 360
CEREBRAL CAVERNOUS MALFORMATIONS ASSOCIATEDWITH VENOUS ANOMALIES: SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS......Page 375
SURGICAL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THEMANAGEMENT OF GRADE I AND II BRAINARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS......Page 402
OPERATION OF ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS ASSISTEDBY STEREOSCOPIC NAVIGATION-CONTROLLED DISPLAY OFPREOPERATIVE MAGNETIC RESONANCE ANGIOGRAPHY ANDINTRAOPERATIVE ULTRASOUND ANGIOGRAPHY......Page 392
IMAGE-GUIDED TRANSSYLVIAN, TRANSINSULARAPPROACH FOR INSULAR CAVERNOUS ANGIOMAS......Page 410
MULTIMODALITY TREATMENT OF GIANT INTRACRANIALARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS......Page 417
ROLE OF FRAMELESS STEREOTAXY IN THE SURGICALTREATMENT OF CEREBRAL ARTERIOVENOUSMALFORMATIONS: TECHNIQUE AND OUTCOMES IN ACONTROLLED STUDY OF 44 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS......Page 430
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 441