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Recordings of Evoked Electromyographic Responses from the Extraocular Muscles to Monitor the Oculomotor, Trochlear, and Abducens Nerve Function During Skull Base and Orbital Surgery Tetsuji SEKIYA 1 , Takashi IWABUCHI 1 , Shigeharu SUZUKI 1 , Shuji MAEDA 2 , Toru HATAYAMA 1 , Masahiro TAKIGUCHI 3 1Department of Neurosurgery Hirosaki University School of Medicine 2Department of Ophthalmology Hirosaki University School of Medicine 3Department of Critical Care Medicine Hirosaki University School of Medicine Keyword: Skull base surgery , Orbital surgery , Ocular motor nerves , Electromyography , Nerve injury pp.447-451
Published Date 1990/5/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436900071
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Abstract

The methods to record evoked electromyographic re-sponses by micro malleable clip electrodes applied directly to the extraocular muscles are described. This electrophysiological monitoring enables surgeons to localize the ocular motor nerves accurately in the skull base of the middle, posterior fossa, and orbit. In caver-nous sinus surgery, electrical stimulation over the dura elicited vigorous responses from the extraocular mus-cles and subsequently it was possible for the surgeon to avoid severing the ocular motor nerves. In orbital surgery, distended and thinned extraocular muscles were precisely localized and preserved anatomically and functionally. These monitoring methods may play the same role as electrical stimulation to the facial nerves in acoustic neuroma surgery.


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