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1Department of Neurosurgery,Hospital Rudolfstiftung, 2Department of Neurosurgery,Kantonsspital Aarau, 3Cerebrovascular Research Group, Department of Biomedical Research,Medical University of Vienna, 4Cerebrovascular Research Group, Department of Intensive Care Medicine,University of Berne, 5Centre for Anatomy and Cell Biology, Department of Systematic Anatomy,Medical University of Vienna, 6Department of Neurology,Paracelsus University Salzburg
Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 01:44Preparation of the External Jugular Vein
- 02:40Preparation of Both Common Carotid Arteries (CCAs)
- 03:58Anastomosis of Both CCAs
- 05:41Postoperative Management
- 06:17Intraoperative Microscopic Images
- 06:47Conclusion
Una técnica optimizada para la creación de microcirugía de los aneurismas de la bifurcación arterial imitando bifurcación aneurisma cerebral humana se describe. Una bolsa venosa se sutura en una bifurcación creado artificialmente el caso de las dos arterias carótidas comunes. Facilitó las técnicas microquirúrgicas y la anticoagulación agresiva postoperatorio y analgesia conducir a minimizar las tasas de morbilidad y altas tasas de permeabilidad de un aneurisma.
Tags
MicrosurgicalVenous PouchArterial-bifurcation AneurysmsRabbit ModelTechnical AspectsEndovascular EmbolizationAneurysm ClippingClinical TrialsAneurysm RecanalizationDelayed Aneurysm RuptureAnimal Experimental StudiesEndovascular DevicesAnimal ModelsRatsRabbitsCaninesSwineHemodynamicsCoagulation SystemCost-effectivenessVenous Pouch Arterial Bifurcation ModelCommon Carotid Arteries (CCA)Microsurgical Technical DemandsMorbidity And Mortality RatesSurgical ProceduresPerioperative Analgesic ManagementAnticoagulation
