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Postoperative olfactory dysfunction in interhemispheric approach for ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysms Seiko ITO 1 , Shunichi FUJIMOTO 1 , Kazuko SAITO 1 , Hiroshi TADA 1 , Teruhiko TANAKA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Aomori Prefectural Central Hospital Keyword: interhemispheric approach , anterior communicating artery aneurysm , anosmia pp.625-628
Published Date 1996/7/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901239
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Between 1969 and 1994 we treated 450 patients with ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysms, of which 434 cases (96.4%) were operated on via the in-terhemispheric approach (IH), namely, until 1979 main-ly, via bifrontal craniotomy, subfrontal and interhemi-spheric approach (SIH) and, since 1979, via posterior in-terhemispheric approach (PIH). Postoperative olfactory dysfunction is one of the main disadvantages of IH. The mechanisms and the incidence of this disadvantage were studied in both approaches. The causes of postop-erative anosmia in SIH were as follows: sectioning ofolfactory tracts intentionally or not, avulsion of olfac-tory bulbs and probability of ischemic or minor mecha-nical insults to olfactory tracts. However, these matters rarely occur in PIH because of little exposure of olfac-tory nerves. The mechanisms of postoperative anosmia in PIH were considered to be as follows: sinking of frontal lobes due to excessive drainage of cerebrospinal fluid and over-retraction of frontal lobes. The incidence of postoperative anosmia decreased from 27.0% via SIH to 5.5% via PIH.


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