Torres-Corzo J, Rangel-Castilla L, Nakaji P (eds) Neuroendoscopic surgery

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P . J . Sánchez , D . Ferrin , and D . J . Morrice , eds . BETTER - THAN - OPTIMAL SIMULATION RUN ALLOCATION ? Chun - Hung

Simulation is a popular tool for decision making. However, simulation efficiency is still a big concern particularly when multiple system designs must be simulated in order to find a best design. Simulation run allocation has emerged as an important research topic for simulation efficiency improvement. By allocating simulation runs in a more intelligent way, the total simulation time can be dra...

The Usefulness of Electromagnetic Neuronavigation in the Pediatric Neuroendoscopic Surgery

OBJECTIVE Neuroendoscopy is applied to various intracranial pathologic conditions. But this technique needs informations for the anatomy, critically. Neuronavigation makes the operation more safe, exact and lesser invasive procedures. But classical neuronavigation systems with rigid pinning fixations were difficult to apply to pediatric populations because of their thin and immature skull. Elec...

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Neuroendoscopic surgery in children: an analysis of 200 consecutive procedures.

OBJECTIVE Neuroendoscopic surgery in children has particular features and is associated with different success rates (SR). The aim of this study was to identify putative factors that could influence the outcome in pediatric patients. METHODS Clinical data of 177 patients under 18 years of age submitted to 200 consecutive neuroendoscopic procedures from January 2000 to January 2010 were review...