World Neurosurg
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Retraction Of Publication
Neurological examination, rather than vascular risk factor assessment, serves to distinguish strokes from stroke mimics.
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Kinesthetic cells within the subthalamic nucleus and Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson's Disease.
We sought to determine the location of kinesthetic cell clusters within the subthalamic nucleus (STN) on magnetic resonance imaging, adjusted for interindividual anatomic variability by employing the medial STN border as a reference point. ⋯ By using the medial STN border as a patient-specific anatomic reference point in STN deep brain stimulation for Parkinson disease, we accounted for interindividual anatomic variability and provided accurate insight in the clustering of kinesthetic cells within the dorsolateral STN.
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Case Reports
Temporary Bridge Occipitocervical Fixation for Comminuted Atlantoaxial Fracture: Technical Note.
We sought to evaluate the feasibility of temporary bridge occipitocervical fixation temporary bridge occipitocervical fixation (T-BOCF) for comminuted atlantoaxial fractures. ⋯ T-BOCF is a viable option for treatment of comminuted, undisplaced atlantoaxial fractures. The technique is easier than direct C1‒C2 fusion and can avoid complications associated with occipitocervical fusion or C1‒C2 screw fixation. The blood supply to the fracture site is preserved by avoiding subperiosteal stripping, and semispinalis cervicis insertion at the C2 spinous process is also circumvented. Furthermore, neck motion is preserved after implant removal.
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Ten-segment intramedullary tumors are rare lesions in adults. ⋯ The postoperative recovery is far beyond our expectations.