2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.amjoto.2014.01.003
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Preoperative ethmoid artery ligation facilitates resection of large sub-frontal meningiomas

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“…Patients initially presented with visual impairment (75%, 21/28) as the most common initial manifestation. Preoperative steroids were given to 11/28 (30.2%) of the patients and 3/28 (10.7%) of patients underwent preoperative endoscopic transnasal or transcaruncular ligation of ethmoidal arteries prior to planned craniotomy for neurosurgical resection[16].Histopathological analysis indicated WHO grade II meningioma in 2 patients and WHO I meningioma in the remaining 26 patients. Postoperative complications were observed in a single patient who experienced syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH).…”
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“…Patients initially presented with visual impairment (75%, 21/28) as the most common initial manifestation. Preoperative steroids were given to 11/28 (30.2%) of the patients and 3/28 (10.7%) of patients underwent preoperative endoscopic transnasal or transcaruncular ligation of ethmoidal arteries prior to planned craniotomy for neurosurgical resection[16].Histopathological analysis indicated WHO grade II meningioma in 2 patients and WHO I meningioma in the remaining 26 patients. Postoperative complications were observed in a single patient who experienced syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH).…”
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“…Waldron et al achieved only 1 complete embolization in 55 anterior and middle fossa skull base meningioma attempts. 59 Early ligation of the AEA/PEA feeders can result in less blood loss and aid in safe resection, 57 but vessel wall hypertrophy and encasement in hyperostotic sclerosed foramina can cause challenges. Edematous brain tissue and large tumor size may make retraction difficult, limiting access to the feeding vessels during surgery.…”
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“…При рас-пространении опухоли в орбиту в ее питании принимают участие ветви глазничной артерии, а при значительном интракраниальном распространении -ветви каверноз-ного и других сегментов ВСА [8,9,36]. При КТ-перфузии большинство менингиом характеризуются выраженным кровотоком с повышением основных показателей на фо-не различных изменений среднего времени транзита [30].…”
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“…описали развитие окклю-зии центральной артерии сетчатки, а Kunikata и Tamai -цилиарной артерии с развитием зрительных нарушений после эндоваскулярной эмболизации решетчатой артерии у пациентов с менингиомами передней черепной ямки [10]. Аналогичные случаи описаны краниофациальными хирургами и при попытках эмболизации решетчатых ар-терий при метастатических опухолях [36].…”
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