OBJECTIVE: To compare anatomically the surgical exposure provided by pterional (PT),
orbitozygomatic (OZ), and minisupraorbital (SO) craniotomies. METHODS: Seven sides of …

OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of early branch aneurysms, characterize these
lesions angiographically and anatomically, and determine their clinical significance …

OBJECTIVE Keyhole approaches, namely the minipterional approach (MPTa) and the
supraorbital approach (SOa), are alternatives to the standard pterional approach to treat …

Introduction: Surgical management of multiple intracranial aneurysms may be difficult if
located bilaterally. In the case of bilateral middle cerebral artery (MCA) aneurysms, surgical …

BACKGROUND: Contralateral clipping of middle cerebral artery (MCA) aneurysms seems
dangerous and ill advised but could become an important technique because of the …

Objective A prospective study was underway to evaluate the outcome of eyebrow keyhole
approach for ruptured anterior circulation aneurysms on early stage. Methods In the past 4 …

Background: With improvement in neuroimaging, instrumentation and operative microscope
optics, and with better understanding of microneuroanatomy, it is now possible to approach …

Objective: The following paper describes the technique and outcomes of fronto-orbital
variant of supraorbital key hole approach (f-SOKHA) to clip anterior circulation aneurysms …

Objective Multiple intracranial aneurysms are common. While sequential clipping of multiple
aneurysms during a single open surgical procedure has been reported, the same is not true …

Seven sides of cadaver heads were used to compare the surgical exposures provided by
the mini-modified orbitozygomatic (MOz) and supra-orbital (SO) approaches. The Optotrak …