Child's nervous system : ChNS : official journal of the International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery · 2004
Eyebrow incision with supraorbital trephination for endoscopic corpus callosotomy: a feasibility study.
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Tubbs R Shane, Smyth Matthew D, Salter George, Doughty Kyle, Blount Jeffrey P
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OBJECTIVE: We describe a novel technique for the partial bisection of the corpus callosum in order to increase the minimally invasiveness of this procedure.
METHODS: Brow incisions with midline trephinations were performed in six adult cadavers. An endoscope was next introduced and used to transect approximately the anterior two-thirds of the corpus callosum.
RESULTS: No complications such as injury to the superior sagittal sinus or anterior cerebral artery were encountered in any of our cadaveric specimens. The corpus callosum was easily transected in each specimen.
CONCLUSION: As a feasibility study, we believe this technique could provide a less invasive mechanism for patients who require corpus callosotomy and will minimize much of the morbidity associated with the traditional methods of sectioning the corpus callosum.
METHODS: Brow incisions with midline trephinations were performed in six adult cadavers. An endoscope was next introduced and used to transect approximately the anterior two-thirds of the corpus callosum.
RESULTS: No complications such as injury to the superior sagittal sinus or anterior cerebral artery were encountered in any of our cadaveric specimens. The corpus callosum was easily transected in each specimen.
CONCLUSION: As a feasibility study, we believe this technique could provide a less invasive mechanism for patients who require corpus callosotomy and will minimize much of the morbidity associated with the traditional methods of sectioning the corpus callosum.