Day-to-Day Neurosurgery Meningiomas Part 1

Day-to-Day Neurosurgery Meningiomas Part 1

This Meningioma set of micro-modules covers five types of meningiomas resections, and includes both microscopic surgery and traditional open surgery. In each module, our experts explain how to tackle each of the tumours from start to finish, providing technical advice on safe and efficient technique, as well as anatomical insights that will shapes a successful surgical strategy.

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Day-to-Day Neurosurgery Meningiomas Part 1
  • Falcine Meningioma Microsurgery

    This module follows a case of a falcine meningioma which was firmly attached to the falx. The approach to devascularising the tumour is emphasised, as many large veins run along the falx cerebri. Managing the incision into the falx is also focused on.

  • Foramen Magnum Microsurgery

    Foramen Magnum meningiomas account for less than 5% of all meningiomas. With such meningiomas being so close to the medulla oblongata, vertebral artery and lower cranial nerves, astute knowledge of neuroanatomy is integral for successful surgery. This extended cut module covers the dissection in ...

  • Parasagittal Convexity Anaplastic Meningioma Microsurgery

    This module provides clear coverage of the techniques and devices used to find and dissect the arachnoid plane effectively, a core requirement for all meningioma surgery.

  • Posterior Parasagittal Meningioma Open Surgery

    This module covers a left sided posterior parasagittal meningioma which was operated on as an open surgery as the tumour was accessible without the use of a microscope. This module explains how to develop the surgical planes in a stepwise fashion to safely and effectively isolate and excise the t...

  • Tuberculum Meningioma Microsurgery

    Tuberculum meningioma surgery often involves areas that are close to the optic nerve, especially for nerve blood supply. This module covers safe techniques for nerve manipulation during the tumour dissection. Also covered are techniques to manage fibrotic arachnoid layers due to the patient's age...