Fully Endoscopic Nontubular Retractor Approach for Intraaxial Tumors.

Waleed Abdelfattah Azab, Mustafa Najibullah, Zafdam Shabbir, Athary Saleem, Mohammed S Alkhaldi
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Background: Fully endoscopic or endoscope-controlled approaches are essentially keyhole approaches in which rigid endoscopes are the sole visualization tools used during the whole procedure. At the early attempts of endoscope-assisted cranial surgery, it was noted that rigid endoscopes enabled overcoming the problem of suboptimal visualization when small exposures are used. The technical specifications and design of the currently available rigid endoscopes are associated with a group of unique features that define the endoscopic view and lay the basis for its superiority over the microscopic view during brain surgery. Fully endoscopic resection of intraparenchymal brain tumors is a minimally invasive approach that is not routinely practiced by neurosurgeons, with a few major series published so far. Unfamiliarity with the technique, steep learning curve, and concerns about inadequate exposure and decreased visibility may explain this fact. The majority of the purely endoscopic resections for intraparenchymal brain lesions are performed nowadays through tubular retractor systems. In very limited instances, however, the fully endoscopic technique is performed without tubular retractors. In this chapter, we elaborate on the surgical technique and nuances of the fully endoscopic nontubular retractor approach for intraaxial tumors.

Methods: From a prospective database of endoscopic procedures maintained by the senior author, clinical data, imaging studies, and operative charts and videos of cases undergoing fully endoscopic excision for intraaxial brain tumors were retrieved and analyzed. The pertinent literature was also reviewed.

Results: The surgical technique of the fully endoscopic nontubular retractor approach for intraaxial tumors was formulated.

Conclusion: The endoscopic technique has many advantages over the conventional procedures. In our hands, the technique has proven to be feasible, efficient, and minimally invasive with excellent results.

治疗轴内肿瘤的全内窥镜非管状牵引器方法
背景:完全内窥镜或内窥镜控制的方法本质上是一种锁孔方法,在整个手术过程中,刚性内窥镜是唯一的可视化工具。在内窥镜辅助颅脑手术的早期尝试中,人们注意到刚性内窥镜能够克服在使用小暴露时可视性不佳的问题。目前可用的硬质内窥镜的技术规格和设计与一组独特的功能有关,这些功能确定了内窥镜的视野,并为其在脑部手术中优于显微镜视野奠定了基础。完全内镜下切除实质内脑肿瘤是一种微创方法,但神经外科医生尚未常规采用这种方法,迄今为止仅发表了几篇重要的系列文章。对该技术的不熟悉、陡峭的学习曲线以及对暴露不足和能见度降低的担忧可能是造成这种情况的原因。如今,大多数纯内窥镜脑实质内病变切除术都是通过管状牵引系统进行的。然而,在极少数情况下,完全内窥镜技术是在没有管状牵引器的情况下进行的。在本章中,我们将详细介绍轴内肿瘤全内镜非管状牵引器手术方法的手术技巧和细微差别:方法:从资深作者维护的内窥镜手术前瞻性数据库中,检索并分析了接受全内窥镜切除术治疗轴内脑肿瘤病例的临床数据、影像学研究、手术图表和视频。此外,还查阅了相关文献:结果:制定了全内镜非管状牵引器方法治疗轴内肿瘤的手术技术:结论:与传统手术相比,内窥镜技术有很多优点。结论:与传统手术相比,内窥镜技术有很多优点,在我们的手中,该技术被证明是可行、高效、微创且效果极佳的。
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