Far Lateral Approach (Transcondylar, Transtubercular) for Bypass and Trapping of a Ruptured, Dissecting PICA Aneurysm

Keyphrases

• Hydrocephalus 100%
• Endovascular Treatment 100%
• Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery 100%
• Dissecting Aneurysm 100%
• Posterior Circulation Aneurysm 100%
• Transcondylar 100%
• Far Lateral Approach 100%
• Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery Aneurysm 100%
• Brainstem 50%
• Endovascular Therapy 50%
• Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency 50%
• Aneurysm 50%
• Cerebral Edema 50%
• Posterior Circulation 50%
• Ruptured Aneurysm 50%
• Recurrence Rate 50%
• Fusiform 50%
• Microscopic Approach 50%
• Occipital Artery 50%
• Rupture Rate 50%
• Trapping Techniques 50%
• Intracranial Vertebral Artery 50%
• Cervical Artery Dissection (CeAD) 50%
• Acute Severe 50%
• Aneurysm Trapping 50%
• Brain Retraction 50%
• Severe Headache 50%
• Sixth Nerve Palsy 50%
• Occipital Artery-posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery Bypass 50%
• Occipital Condyle 50%
• Far Lateral Craniotomy 50%
• Jugular Tubercle 50%
• Cranial Base Approaches 50%
• Ventrally Located 50%
• Successful Treatment 50%
• Microsurgical 50%
• Arterial Aneurysm 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Aneurysm 100%
• Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery 100%
• Hydrocephalus 40%
• Occipital Artery 40%
• Dissecting Aneurysm 40%
• Base 20%
• Alpha 1-Antitrypsin Deficiency 20%
• Recurrence Risk 20%
• Brainstem 20%
• Endovascular Surgery 20%
• Brain Edema 20%
• Microsurgery 20%
• Headache 20%
• Vertebral Artery Dissection 20%
• Craniotomy 20%
• Vertebral Artery 20%
• Abducens Nerve Paralysis 20%
• Artery Bypass 20%
• Aneurysm Rupture 20%