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Intraoperative Electrophysiological Monitoring for Functional Preservation of the Cauda Equina during Lumbosacral Surgery Toru HATAYAMA 1 , Tetsuji SEKIYA 1 , Hiroki OHKUMA 1 , Norihito SHIMAMURA 1 , Shigeharu SUZUKI 1 , Takatoshi YOTSUYANAGI 2 , Shinichi OSARI 3 1Departments of Neurosurgery, Hirosaki University School of Medicine 2Departments of Plastic Surgery, Hirosaki University School of Medicine 3Departments of Pediatrics, Hirosaki University School of Medicine Keyword: cauda equina , compound muscle action potentials , intraoperative monitoring , meningomyelocele , lumbosacral lipoma pp.317-322
Published Date 1999/4/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901703
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Adequate electrophysiological techniques to monitor function of the cauda equina have been proposedfor surgery in patients with lumbosacral lipoma or myeloschisis. Motor fibers were identified by electricalstimulation in the operating field with bipolar rectangular impulses of 200,a sec duration at 2 Hz under 5mA and compound muscle action potentials (CMAPs) recorded from the leg and anal muscles. By record-ing CMAPs from the tibialis anterior, the biceps femoris, the gastrocnemius, and the external anal sphinc-ter muscles, all of the roots from the fourth lumbar to the fourth sacral segment were continuously moni-tored. To spare recording channels, recordings were obtained from the right versus the left side. In our in-stitute, 5 patients have undergone lumbosacral surgery while using this monitoring system, and the resultsindicated that there was no postoperative neurological exacerbation in any of the cases. According to acombination of the CMAPs produced by stimulation, the segment of the stimulated motor root could beidentified electrophysiologically. Monitoring of somatosensory evoked potentials was not performed be-cause this would have required too much time and would have prolonged surgery. However, some sensoryfibers, which appeared to be posterior roots of the cauda equina on intraoperative inspection, could beidentified indirectly with CMAPs recording because of current spreading from the stimulation to motor fi-bers.


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