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REMOVAL OF THE INTRACRANIAL FOREIGN BODY USING A STEREOTAXIC METHOD: CASE REPORTS Norihiko Komai 1 1Neurosurgical Clinic, Wakayama Rosai Hospital pp.489-493
Published Date 1973/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203309
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Abstract

Three cases were reported in which the intra-cranial foreign body was surgically removed usinga stereotaxic method.

Case 1. Patient N. O. 26-year-old male

The patient had suffered from a war-time injury caused by a fragment of a bombshell 21 years ago. The fragment remaind in the brain after penetrat-ing left temporal cranium. Since a few years ago an occasional attack of fever-up and convulsion appeared which left him left hemiplegia and attacks of epileptic seizure. By an examination, the foreign body was located in the right temporal of the brain and it was surgically removed using a stereo-taxic method. The foreign body was an iron fragment and was firmly adhered to the medial cerebral artery. In the surgery, a tunnel was made along the guid needle which was inserted stero-taxically and the foreign body was removed under the direct observation.

Case 2. Patient H. Y. 24-year-old male

The patient shot himself at the right frontal head by an air-gun for the purpose of self-suiside. The ballet was located in the right frontal lobe of the brain and was surgically removed using a steretaxic method and a specially designed grasping forceps.

Case 3. Patient Y. S. 26-year-old male

The intracranial foreign body of the patient was a fragment of cartridge which penetrated the left frontal lobe of the brain during an accidental ex-plosion. The foreign body was surgically removed using the same method as in the case 2.

All three cases reported here showed no paticular complication after stereotaxic surgery and the method appeared to be successful one in removing intracranial foreign body with minimal lesion.


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