Volume 33 (2012): Issue 3 (Sep 2012)
in Neurosurgical Focus
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The approach to the patient with incidentally diagnosed vestibular schwannomaPages: E2Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Incidental vestibular schwannomas: a review of prevalence, growth rate, and management challengesPages: E4Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Pitfalls in intraoperative nerve monitoring during vestibular schwannoma surgeryPages: E5Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Intraoperative neuromonitoring techniques in the surgical management of acoustic neuromasPages: E6Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Neuroanatomical correlation of the House-Brackmann grading system in the microsurgical treatment of vestibular schwannomaPages: E7Publication Date: Sep 2012
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The newly diagnosed vestibular schwannoma: radiosurgery, resection, or observation?Pages: E8Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Surgical approaches for resection of vestibular schwannomas: translabyrinthine, retrosigmoid, and middle fossa approachesPages: E9Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Hearing preservation surgery for vestibular schwannoma: experience with the middle fossa approachPages: E10Publication Date: Sep 2012
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A stepwise illustration of the translabyrinthine approach to a large cystic vestibular schwannomaPages: E11Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Do cystic vestibular schwannomas have worse surgical outcomes? Systematic analysis of the literaturePages: E12Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Surgery for vestibular schwannomas: a systematic review of complications by approachPages: E14Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Technical nuances of resection of giant (> 5 cm) vestibular schwannomas: pearls for successPages: E15Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Facial nerve outcomes after surgery for large vestibular schwannomas: do surgical approach and extent of resection matter?Pages: E16Publication Date: Sep 2012
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Fascial sling technique for dural reconstruction after translabyrinthine resection of acoustic neuroma: technical notePages: E17Publication Date: Sep 2012
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