Acta neurochirurgica · 2025
Endoscopic-assisted contralateral interhemispheric transfalcine keyhole approach for falcine meningioma: How I do it.
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Fujiwara Kouko, Shibao Shunsuke, Sasao Ryota, Nishimoto Masaaki
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BACKGROUND: Although the ipsilateral craniotomy approach has been used for the removal of falcine meningioma (FM), we report a case of FM that was minimally invasively removed using a contralateral interhemispheric approach assisted with endoscopy.
METHODS: We used a contralateral approach with a small craniotomy of the FM. The tumor was detached from the surrounding tissue during internal decompression. It was dissected and coagulated endoscopically in a blind spot under a microscope, and a Simpson Grade I resection was achieved.
CONCLUSION: A small craniotomy with a contralateral interhemispheric approach assisted by endoscopy allowed minimally invasive tumor removal without complications.
METHODS: We used a contralateral approach with a small craniotomy of the FM. The tumor was detached from the surrounding tissue during internal decompression. It was dissected and coagulated endoscopically in a blind spot under a microscope, and a Simpson Grade I resection was achieved.
CONCLUSION: A small craniotomy with a contralateral interhemispheric approach assisted by endoscopy allowed minimally invasive tumor removal without complications.