Book description
Authored by pioneers in the field,
Acoustic Neurinoma Microsurgery
-- now in a fully updated second edition -- provides step-by-step
descriptions of the most common surgical approaches complemented by
clearly labeled, full-color intraoperative photographs. Numerous cases
derived from the expert authors own experience accompany each
description to demonstrate the clinical application of the various
techniques as well as to offer practical examples of what to do when
faced with surgical complications. Concise, tightly focused chapters
cover everything from surgical anatomy and operating room setup to
detailed explanations of how to perform the full range of surgical
procedures, including the enlarged middle cranial fossa approach, the
transotic approach, the modified transcochlear approach, and much more.Features:
New chapters on the general features of acoustic neurinomas;
functional surgery and intraoperative monitoring of the facial and
cochlear nerves; imaging of acoustic neurinomas; facial nerve
reanimation; and treatment options for patients with neurofibromatosis
type 2
In-depth information on key aspects of patient care, such as patient
selection, preoperative care, and postoperative follow-up
1,034 high-quality images -- including more than 900 full-color
intraoperative photographs -- precisely display each step of the
different procedures
Multiple cases in each chapter prepare the reader for clinical situations
Reflecting the latest technical advancements in acoustic neurinoma
microsurgery, this visual guide will develop the surgical skills of
every otolaryngologist and neurosurgeon that performs this delicate and
complicated form of surgery.
Dr. Sanna is part of The Gruppo Otologico
, a world-renowned specialist center for the diagnosis and medical and
surgical treatment of diseases of the ear, skull base, facial nerve,
head and neck, and paranasal sinuses. More information is available on
the group's website,
www. gruppootologico. it/eng
.
“There is something about this book that actually makes one want
to tackle such work. Even if they are not inspired into a neurtologic
career. ” The Journal of Laryngology & Otology March 2011
Casa di Cura "Piacenza", Gruppo Otologico, Piacenza, Italy
Gruppo Otologico, Casa di Cura "Piacenza", Piacenza; Ospedale
Koelleker, Turin, Italy
