Neuroplastic and Augmented Reality Integration in Moyamoya Revascularization: A Reconstructive Microsurgical Paradigm.

IF 1.4 3区医学 Q2 SURGERY

Seminars in Plastic Surgery Pub Date : 2026-06-05 eCollection Date: 2026-05-01 DOI:10.1055/a-2842-2242

Chieh-Tsai Wu, Chih-Hung Lin, Chung-Kan Tsao, Yau-Zen Chang

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Abstract

Cerebrovascular revascularization for moyamoya disease remains one of the most technically demanding procedures in neurosurgery, requiring meticulous microvascular anastomosis and precise intraoperative execution. The success of these operations depends on advanced microsurgical skill, careful teamwork, and refined perioperative planning. This review outlines the emerging neuroplastic approach-a collaborative model between neurosurgeons and plastic microsurgeons-and its integration with augmented reality (AR) technologies to enhance surgical precision, planning, and education. Drawing on recent evidence, neuroplastic collaboration improves graft patency, reduces ischemic complications, and shortens hospital stay in moyamoya revascularization. Parallel advances in AR enable immersive three-dimensional visualization, microvascular simulation, and intraoperative guidance. The combined neuroplastic-AR workflow enhances surgical accuracy, training efficiency, and patient safety, offering a sustainable framework for the next generation of cerebral revascularization.

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神经整形和增强现实在烟雾病血管重建术中的整合：重建显微外科范式。

烟雾病的脑血管重建术仍然是神经外科技术要求最高的手术之一，需要细致的微血管吻合和精确的术中执行。这些手术的成功取决于先进的显微外科技术、细致的团队合作和精细的围手术期计划。这篇综述概述了新兴的神经整形方法——神经外科医生和整形显微外科医生之间的合作模式——以及它与增强现实（AR）技术的结合，以提高手术精度、计划和教育。根据最近的证据，神经整形合作改善移植物通畅，减少缺血性并发症，缩短烟雾血运重建术的住院时间。AR的平行发展使沉浸式三维可视化、微血管模拟和术中指导成为可能。神经整形- ar联合工作流程提高了手术准确性、培训效率和患者安全性，为下一代脑血运重建术提供了可持续的框架。

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Seminars in Plastic Surgery SURGERY-

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4.10

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5.00%

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期刊介绍： Seminars in Plastic Surgery is a quarterly review journal that publishes topic-specific issues covering all areas of aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. The journal''s scope includes issues devoted to breast reconstruction, rhinoplasty, lipogenesis and lipoplasty, craniomaxillofacial trauma, and all other major plastic surgery procedures. The journal also covers such emerging areas as free tissue transfer, lasers, endoscopic facial plastic procedures, as well as all the related technologies associated with these techniques.