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Clinical Application of the Colorado-microdissection Needle in Neurosurgery Shiro BABA 1 , Takayuki MATSUO 1 , Ryujiro USHIJIMA 1 , Hiroki YANO 2 , Kazuhiko SUYAMA 1 , Izumi NAGATA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery,Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences 2Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Keyword: Colorado-microdissection needle , electrocautery , scalp incision , neurosurgery , infection pp.539-544
Published Date 2010/6/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436101185
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 The steel scalpel and scalp clips have been commonly used for scalp incision in many neurosurgical procedures. Electrocautery is used mainly for subcutaneous and deep-layer dissection. The use of electrocautery on scalp incision has been avoided because of possible adverse events such as wound dehiscence and infection. We report our experience in Colorado-microdissection needle electrocautery for scalp incisions performed in our institution between November,2006 and March,2009. The rate of wound infection was compared in patients using the microdissection needle (100 procedures,n=93) and those using the steel scalpel/clips (n=261) during the same period. In patients using the microdissection needle,wound healing delay was not observed. Wound infection developed in only one procedure (1.0%) with the microdissection needle,and it developed in 6 procedures (2.2%) with the steel scalpel/clips,although this did not reach statistical significance (p=0.34). The use of electrocautery tended to cause little tissue distortion during fine dissection and it reduced blood loss. In conclusion,Colorado-microdissection needle electrocautery for scalp incisions could be safe and quite useful in neurosurgical procedures.


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