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Tailored Approach and Multimodal Intraoperative Neuromonitoring in Cerebellopontine Angle Surgery.

Alessandro IzzoVito StifanoGiuseppe Maria Della PepaMichele Di DomenicoQuintino Giorgio D'AlessandrisGrazia MennaManuela D'ErcoleLiverana LaurettiAlessandro OliviNicola Montano
Published in: Brain sciences (2022)
The cerebellopontine angle (CPA) is a highly complex anatomical compartment consisting of numerous nervous and vascular structures that present mutual and intricate spatial relationships. CPA surgery represents, therefore, a constant challenge for neurosurgeons. Over the years, neurosurgeons have developed and refined several solutions with the aim of maximizing the surgical treatment effects while minimizing the invasiveness and risks for the patient. In this paper, we present our integrated approach to CPA surgery, describing its advantages in treating pathologies in this anatomical district. Our approach incorporates the use of technology, such as neuronavigation, along with advanced and multimodal intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) techniques, with the final goal of making this surgery safe and effective.
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