craniocervical造句
1. Conclusion The treatment effect of the tumors in craniocervical junction can be improved by appropriate surgical operation method.
2. Methods Transcranial Doppler(TCD), transesophageal echocardiography(TEE), ultrasound examination of craniocervical arteries, CT and MRI were examined in 100 patients with cerebral embolism.
3. Malformation of the craniocervical region, also known as malformation of the foramen magnum region, relates to many diseases.
4. BACKGROUND: Craniocervical posterior fusion can decompress the spinal cord and obtain the early stability for the instability occipitocervical fusion.
5. Objective To discuss the way and therapeutic effect of transoropharynxapproach microsurgical treatment of craniocervical ventral malformation.
6. Objective: To study the early diagnosis of cystic neurinoma at the craniocervical junction and surgical treatment.
7. Results. Workers with neck pain had reduced rotation range and increased activity of the superficial cervical flexors during the craniocervical flexion test.
8. One-stage tumor resection was performed by multidisciplinary cranial base team composed of neurosurgeons and head and neck surgeons via craniocervical approach.
9. Objective To explore approaches to remove dumbbell tumors of the craniocervical junction and cervical spinal canal.
10. The most obvious finding was a vast high-signal intensity lesion at the craniocervical junction, which was speculated to be a syringomyelia before surgery.
11. Objective To study the microanatomy of suboccipital extreme lateral approach and improve the safety of suboccipital extreme lateral approach in treatment of lesions of craniocervical junction region.
12. Methods:The clinical data of the 23 cases of malformation of craniocervical juncture region and the results of MRI were correlated and analyzed retrospectively.
13. Conclusion The far lateral approach was highly effective to lesions of lower clivus and anterior portion of the craniocervical junction.
14. Objectives To study the shape and the structures in the craniocervical junction region(CCJR) and the safety of far lateral approach.
15. Methods: 1 ) Apply CTA reconstruction, X-ray, MRI or DSA to 30 cases of malformation of the craniocervical region.
16. Objective To discuss the outcome of the far lateral approach to lesions of lower clivus and anterior portion of the craniocervical junction.
17. Summary of Background Data. Surgeons have applied several techniques for craniocervical and atlantoaxial spondylodesis to address congenital or developmental abnormalities in children.
18. Conclusion. C2 laminae represent a viable fixation point for C1–C2 and craniocervical arthrodesis in children. This information can be useful for preoperative planning.
19. OBJECTIVE: To introduce several kinds of covered stents in China and to investigate the curative effects of covered stents on craniocervical artery aneurysms and carotid cavernous fistula.
20. Methods It was analyzed that perioperative management, manipulation, complications and outcome in 30cases of patients with craniocervical abnormalities.