Lin chuang er bi yan hou tou jing wai ke za zhi = Journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery · 2008
[Postlabyrinthine approach of cerebellopontine angle surgery via endoscope].
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Li Peizhong, Zhu Hangjun
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To estimate the value of endoscope on postlabyrinthine approach of cerebellopontine angle surgery.
METHOD: Transpostlabyrinthine endoscopic excision of glossopharyngeal nerve to treat 2 glossopharyngeal neuralgia patients. Observe the endoscopic eyespot and estimate the appliance and virtue of the surgery.
RESULT: The two patients both have satisfied outcomes and remained free of disease after surgical treatment. We got a wide eyespot from trigeminal to vagus nerve. The internal acoustic porous is a fixed structure of the cerebellopontine angle and it is also a perfect landmark during the surgery.
CONCLUSION: Endoscopic postlabyrinthine approach provides a shorter path to cerebellopontine angle and endoscope provides a unique way to explore the cerebellopontine angle and to identify the exact location of the pathological changes, including a multipoint of view. Complicated and skilled operation restricts the surgery.
METHOD: Transpostlabyrinthine endoscopic excision of glossopharyngeal nerve to treat 2 glossopharyngeal neuralgia patients. Observe the endoscopic eyespot and estimate the appliance and virtue of the surgery.
RESULT: The two patients both have satisfied outcomes and remained free of disease after surgical treatment. We got a wide eyespot from trigeminal to vagus nerve. The internal acoustic porous is a fixed structure of the cerebellopontine angle and it is also a perfect landmark during the surgery.
CONCLUSION: Endoscopic postlabyrinthine approach provides a shorter path to cerebellopontine angle and endoscope provides a unique way to explore the cerebellopontine angle and to identify the exact location of the pathological changes, including a multipoint of view. Complicated and skilled operation restricts the surgery.