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Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine ; (12): 509-512, 2011.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-1033275

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Objective To investigate the value of CRW stereotactic navigation system and three-dimensional-CT in the radiofrequency thermocoagulation for primary trigeminal neuralgia.Methods One hundred and twenty-four patients with primary trigeminal neuralgia were treated with percutaneous radio-frequency thermocoagulation with the aid of CRW stereotactic system and three-dimensional CT. Results All of 124 patients were punctured successfully without any complications. Eighty-nine patients (71.8%) were punctured successfully at nce,33 patients(26.6%)were punctured successfully at twice. Because of the variation of the skull bottom, 2 patients (1.6%) were punctured successfully at many times. The effective rate of thermocoagulation is 98.4%. Eighty-seven patients (70.2%) appeared facial sensory decline and 1 (0.8%) appeared keratitis after operation; no such complications as diplopia, masticatory atonia and difficulty in opening mouth appeared. Seven patients (5.6%) relapsed after follow-up for 3 months to 2 years. Conclusion A stereotactic and CT reconstruction can greatly improve the accuracy of puncturing on the foramen ovale, reduce the complications and help to adopt an individualized puncture strategy, which can ensure the effectiveness and increase the cure rate.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-1032673

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Objective To analyze the clinical management, surgical indications and surgical approaches for epidural hematoma straddling the transverse sinus. Methods The clinical data were collected from 58 patients with epidural hematoma straddling the transverse sinus treated between September, 2001 and December, 2007. Of these patients, the hematoma was found by the initial head CT scan in 42 cases; 10 patients had delayed hematoma, and 6 showed delayed hematoma during craniotomy. All the patients were scanned using 16-slice spiral CT for coronal and sagittal three-dimensional reconstruction, and the total hematoma volume and the supratentorial and infratentorial hematoma volumes were calculated. Forty-two patients were found to have the straddling hematoma volume no less than 30 mL or infratentorial hematoma volume over 15 mL. According to the extension of the hemotoma, a bone flap spanning the transverse sinus was taken, and after hematoma removal, the bone flap was reduced and fixed with cranial screws. In 8 patients with other hematomas or severe intracranial hypertension, routine removal of the hematoma or decompressive craniectomy was performed. Results Fifty-four of the patients recovered, 3 were capable of independent living, and 1 sustained severe disabilities after the operations. No death occurred in these patients. Conclusion In patients with epidural hematoma straddling the transverse sinus, conservative treatment can be administered in cases with the straddling hematoma volume < 30 mL or infratentorial hematoma volume < 15 mL, otherwise timely surgical interventions should be performed. One-step preparation of the bone flap spanning the transverse sinus is safe but secure internal fixation is necessitated after reduction of the bone flap.

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