Transsphenoidal Surgery
Complication Avoidance and Management Techniques
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Beschreibung
This work details contemporary clinical knowledge on the multidisciplinary management of pituitary and other sellar/parasellar tumors, with a focus on surgical techniques and a particular emphasis on complication avoidance and management. International experts provide guidance on natural history, radiologic and clinical aspects, surgical indications, and resection techniques.In addition, case presentations and clinical photographs help the reader reduce the risk of error and advance their own surgical skills. Readers also have access online to streaming videos of key procedures to help them provide the best possible outcomes for every patient.
Transsphenoidal Surgery: Complication Avoidance and Management Techniques will be of great value to Neurosurgeons, Otolaryngologists, Endocrinologists, Radiation Oncologists, and residents and fellows in these specialties.
Includes links to video segments on key aspects of the procedures
Written by well-recognized international, multidisciplinary contributors
Provides balanced and comprehensive perspectives on pituitary surgery
Includes links to video segments on key aspects of the procedures Written by well-recognized international, multidisciplinary contributors Provides balanced and comprehensive perspectives on pituitary surgery Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Autor*in
Edward R. Laws, Jr
Themen in »Transsphenoidal Surgery«
Acromegaly Craniopharyngiomas Neurosurgical Complications Pituitary Tumor Surgery Prolactionomas Rhinological Evaluation Sella and Parasellar Region surgical oncology
Stimmen zu »Transsphenoidal Surgery«
“Every chapter is written by a well-known and established expert in the field. Many of these contributors share 'pearls' of wisdom that has been gained over many decades of clinical experience. … The book is a useful addition to the library of all surgeons who deal with skull base cranial surgery, and provides outstanding information and reference sources for complex skull base procedures amenable to the transsphenoidal approach.” (David S. Baskin, Neurosurgery, Vol. 83 (03), September, 2018)
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