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Transsphenoidal Surgery Assisted by Navigation System Masamitsu ABE 1 , Hiroki UDONO 1 , Kazuo TABUCHI 1 , Akira UCHINO 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, Saga Medical School 2Department of Radiology, Saga Medical School Keyword: transsphenoidal surgery , navigation , minimally invasive surgery , endonasal approach pp.31-38
Published Date 2001/1/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901995
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Microneurosurgical technique combined with precise localization of lesions, can minimize the invasive- ness of neurosurgical procedures. This report describes the usefulness of the neuronavigation system in transsphenoidal surgery. Nineteen transsphenoidal operations for sellar lesions including pituitary adeno -ma, clival chorcloma, Rathke's cleft cyst and suprasellar germinoma were assisted by the optical tracking system (OTS). Operations were performed either through the sublabial or the endonasal approach using an operative microscope and, to a certain extent, the endoscope. All five microadenomas were totally re- moved. The tumors could be precisely localized by the navigation system. Four out of seven macroadeno-mas were totally removed. The operations were assisted effectively by the excellent guidance to the lateralmargin of the tumors and the internal carotid arteries provided by the navigation system. The endonasalapproach, in which the surgeon looks through a nostril at the sellar floor obliquely, was especially facili-tated by the three-dimensional view provided by the system. The navigation system, however, was not use-ful in estimating the amount of the suprasellar residual tumor because of the dislocation that occurred dur-ing the tumor removal.


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