| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3093702 | Surgical Neurology | 2007 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
Clinically manifested cavernoma due to repeated hemorrhage needs surgical intervention. With an optimal surgical approach, fairly safe entry zones on the anterior face of the rostral brainstem may be accessible, which provides a successful resection of a mesencephalic cavernoma without postoperative complications.
Keywords
MCAPCoAMesencephalonIIIFPTSCAPTTICACStPCAMRItremorMagnetic resonance imagingcorticospinal tractsurgical approachcerebral pedunclebasilar arteryPosterior communicating arterySuperior cerebellar arterymiddle cerebral arteryPosterior cerebral arteryInternal cerebral arteryOculomotor nerveTrochlear nerveOculomotor nerve palsyCavernoma
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Authors
Shi-Ting MD, PhD, Jun MD, PhD,