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Transcaliosum interfornix approach to microsurgically remove the tumors of the third ventricle / 中华显微外科杂志
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery ; (6)2000.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-676056
ABSTRACT
Objevtive To explore the microsurgical methods for resecting the tumors of the third ven- tricle and discuss the anatomic foundation of mircrosurgical methods.Methods Twelve patients with tumors of third ventricle were operated on via approach of transcallosum interfornix.Pathologic diagnoses included eight craniopharyngiomas intruding the third ventricle,two gliomas in medial thalamus,one ependymoma and one teratoma.Results Total removal in microscope of the tumors were achieved in 10 cases and subtotal re- moval in 2 cases.The percentage of total resections achieved to 83.3%.Seven of eight craniopharyngiomas were totally resected and the postoperative MR indicated no remanent or recurrent tumors.No death occurred in all cases and the recent complications which were disappeared after one or two weeks' management mostly included polydipsia,diuresis and electrolyte disturbances.Long termed complications included two hydren- cephalus and two spontaneously absorbed subdural fluidifies ventricle-abodminal shunt was performed in one case.The time of follow-up continued were between two months to two and a half years.One subtotal resected craniopharyngiomas was relapesed in eight months,one glioma in thalamus was relapesed in one year and in the remanent ten cases nine can live normally and one can live with self-care.Conclusion Transcallosum interfornix approach for microsurgically removing the third ventricle tumors reached the third ventricle through the rudimental tissue space of embryonic tissue.It can provide a slight trauma,a quite large operative field, euthyhoria for operating.We can use this appoach to resect the tumors located in all directions in the third ven- tricle.The percentage of total resection was large and few complications occurred.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Microsurgery Year: 2000 Type: Article