V Waran, K Sek, N F Bahuri, P Narayanan, H Chandran
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A haemostatic agent delivery system for endoscopic neurosurgical procedures.
In endoscopic neurosurgery problems with haemostasis due to poor access exist. We have developed a system which allows the delivery of a variety of haemostatic agents in a more efficacious manner. The system has been used successfully in endoscopic skull base surgery and endoscopic surgery within the parenchyma of the brain using tube systems.
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