Journal of neurosurgery · 2015
Application of a 980-nanometer diode laser in neuroendoscopy: a case series.
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Reis Rodolfo Casimiro, Teixeira Manoel Jacobsen, Mancini Marilia Wellichan, Almeida-Lopes Luciana, de Oliveira Matheus Fernandes, Pinto Fernando Campos Gomes
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OBJECTIVE: Ventricular neuroendoscopy represents an important advance in the treatment of hydrocephalus. High-power (surgical) Nd:YAG laser and low-level laser therapy (using 685-nm-wavelength diode laser) have been used in conjunction with neuroendoscopy with favorable results. This study evaluated the use of surgical 980-nm-wavelength diode laser for the neuroendoscopic treatment of ventricular diseases.
METHODS: Nine patients underwent a neuroendoscopic procedure with 980-nm diode laser. Complications and follow-up were recorded.
RESULTS: Three in-hospital postoperative complications were recorded (1 intraventricular hemorrhage and 2 meningitis cases). The remaining 6 patients had symptom improvement after endoscopic surgery and were discharged from the hospital within 24-48 hours after surgery. Patients were followed for an average of 14 months: 1 patient developed meningitis and another died suddenly at home. The other patients did well and were asymptomatic until the last follow-up consultation.
CONCLUSIONS: The 980-nm diode laser is considered an important therapeutic tool for endoscopic neurological surgeries. This study showed its application in different ventricular diseases.
METHODS: Nine patients underwent a neuroendoscopic procedure with 980-nm diode laser. Complications and follow-up were recorded.
RESULTS: Three in-hospital postoperative complications were recorded (1 intraventricular hemorrhage and 2 meningitis cases). The remaining 6 patients had symptom improvement after endoscopic surgery and were discharged from the hospital within 24-48 hours after surgery. Patients were followed for an average of 14 months: 1 patient developed meningitis and another died suddenly at home. The other patients did well and were asymptomatic until the last follow-up consultation.
CONCLUSIONS: The 980-nm diode laser is considered an important therapeutic tool for endoscopic neurological surgeries. This study showed its application in different ventricular diseases.