Abordaje temporopolar para la cirugía de aneurismas intracraneales de la circulación posterior. Informe de 2 casos.
Abstract
Los aneurismas intracraneales de la circulación posterior representan un reto para la neurocirugía contemporánea y para la neurorradiología intervencionista, debido a la complejidad anatómica de su topografía que predispone a la aparición de complicaciones. La oclusión endovascular representa la opción más acertada para el tratamiento de estas lesiones, pero al no existir una cobertura adecuada para todos los pacientes, la microcirugía representa una alternativa para el manejo de los pacientes con esta compleja enfermedad. En el presente trabajo se presentan dos casos intervenidos quirúrgicamente, uno con un aneurisma del tope de la basilar y otro con uno de la arteria cerebelosa superior izquierda, en los que se utilizó un abordaje temporopolar descrito por Sano, con resultados satisfactorios. Se concluye que este abordaje representa una alternativa adecuada al resto de las técnicas usadas para el tratamiento quirúrgico de estas lesiones.Downloads
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