In situ cranioplasty with methylmethacrylate and wire lattice.

MODIFIED METHYLMETHACRYLATE CRANIOPLASTY IN 127 CASES OFWAR CASUALTIES

We report 127 cases who have had elective operation on cranium because of skull bone defect during 1984-1989. Usually repair of skull bone defect and preserving normal anatomy were the major therapeutic goals. 10, II In these cases a new surgical technique is described which can successfully accomplish these goals in a single but staged operative procedure.

In-situ Cranioplasty after Microvascular Decompression: A Technical Note.

Cranioplasty is not only performed for cosmetic reasons but also for physiological requirements to balance the cerebral hemodynamics and to protect the brain from external traumas. Methyl methacrylate is one of the most preferred materials for cranioplasty. It is usually prepared out of the surgical site and therefore modelling of the cranioplasty material to fit the bone defect is sometimes di...

Guide Wire J-Tip Technique for Easy Exchange of In Situ Endotracheal Tubes

Management of infections complicating the orbitocranial approaches: Report of two cases and review of literature

BACKGROUND The orbitocranial approaches are now indispensible for treating lesions of the skull base, providing access to lesions in the anterior and middle cranial fossae, as well as the upper clivus and anterior brainstem. The management of infectious complications of the orbitocranial approaches, however, has evaded the literature. CASE DESCRIPTION We present two cases of patients who unde...

O21: Decompressive Craniotomy and Reconstruction with Cranioplasty: Perspective Study in 96 Patients

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