[Neck Clipping via Subtemporal Approach].

The subtemporal approach offers the advantages of a wide surgical field in the anteroposterior direction and easy access to the proximal basilar artery. This approach can be adapted to treat low-positioned aneurysms using a tentorial incision, known as the subtemporal transtentorial approach. However, a disadvantage of the subtemporal approach is the risk of injury to the temporal lobe. To mitigate this risk, it is important to ensure proper positioning, adequate cerebrospinal fluid drainage, preservation of the bridging veins, and intermittent retraction of the temporal lobe.