Microsurgical Anatomy of Middle Cerebral Artery in Northwest Indian Population: A Cadaveric Brain Dissection Study.

Asian journal of neurosurgery Pub Date : 2024-07-16 eCollection Date: 2024-12-01 DOI:10.1055/s-0042-1750188
Srinivasa Rakshith, Kedia Shweta, Salunke Pravin, Sahni Daisy, Basu Eilene, Krishnakutty Muthiraklayil Sareesh Kumar, Suresh Narain Mathuriya
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The introduction of cadaveric dissection of cerebral vasculature as a part of the neurosurgical training module would help the neurosurgical residents to understand the complex neuroanatomy of the brain vasculature and help gain confdence during the surgical procedure.To the best of our knowledge microsurgical anatomical studies of theMCA have not been done among the Northwest Indian population. Anatomical variations of MCA that have not been described before may come in as a surprise during any surgical intervention. Hence, we intend to record the anatomical variations of the MCA anatomy and its implications in contemporary vascular surgery and neurosurgical practice. The objective of this work was to study and compare the microsurgical anatomy and variations of MCA in Northwest Indian cadavers with the available literature.

西北印第安人大脑中动脉显微外科解剖:尸体脑解剖研究。
作为神经外科培训模块的一部分,对脑血管进行尸体解剖将有助于神经外科住院医师了解复杂的脑血管神经解剖,并有助于在手术过程中获得信心。据我们所知,西北印第安人中还没有人对 MCA 进行过显微外科解剖学研究。以前未曾描述过的 MCA 解剖学变异可能会在任何外科手术中带来惊喜。因此,我们打算记录 MCA 的解剖变异及其对当代血管外科和神经外科实践的影响。这项工作的目的是研究和比较西北印度尸体的显微外科解剖和 MCA 的变异与现有文献。
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