Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head
It is essential to use minimally invasive techniques in the surgical removal of the foreign object in asymptomatic patients. A 39-year old woman with an approximately 3 cm-long thin metallic object adjacent to the left frontal bone is reported. The patient's CT scans were evaluated using OsiriX...
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doaj-882131b6d6e34ddd8300e7e23f635ab42020-11-24T23:17:48ZengElsevierInterdisciplinary Neurosurgery2214-75192016-12-016C656710.1016/j.inat.2016.10.004Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the headNaci Balak, M.D.0Emrah Duman, M.D.1Izzet Durmusalioglu, M.D.2Ercan Bosnak, M.D.3Department of Neurosurgery, Göztepe Education and Research Hospital, Kadiköy, Istanbul, TurkeyDepartment of Radiology, Göztepe Education and Research Hospital, Kadiköy, Istanbul, TurkeyDepartment of Neurosurgery, Göztepe Education and Research Hospital, Kadiköy, Istanbul, TurkeyDepartment of Neurosurgery, Göztepe Education and Research Hospital, Kadiköy, Istanbul, TurkeyIt is essential to use minimally invasive techniques in the surgical removal of the foreign object in asymptomatic patients. A 39-year old woman with an approximately 3 cm-long thin metallic object adjacent to the left frontal bone is reported. The patient's CT scans were evaluated using OsiriX™ software and by an ultrasound. The object was removed minimally invasively using a local anesthetic, with reduced operative time, less bleeding, quicker wound healing and better cosmetic results.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214751916300895ImagingPenetrating injuryMinimally invasive surgery |
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Naci Balak, M.D. Emrah Duman, M.D. Izzet Durmusalioglu, M.D. Ercan Bosnak, M.D. Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery Imaging Penetrating injury Minimally invasive surgery |
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Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head |
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Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head |
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Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head |
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Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head |
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Combined use of OsiriX™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head |
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combined use of osirix™ imaging software and ultrasound to guide surgery in a patient with a needle in the head |
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Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery |
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It is essential to use minimally invasive techniques in the surgical removal of the foreign object in asymptomatic patients. A 39-year old woman with an approximately 3 cm-long thin metallic object adjacent to the left frontal bone is reported. The patient's CT scans were evaluated using OsiriX™ software and by an ultrasound. The object was removed minimally invasively using a local anesthetic, with reduced operative time, less bleeding, quicker wound healing and better cosmetic results. |
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Imaging Penetrating injury Minimally invasive surgery |
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