Transphenoidal Skull Base Microsurgery
Transphenoidal skull base microsurgery
The transsphenoidal approach to the sella turcica is the most commonly used in skull base surgery. This new set of instruments for transsphenoidal access to the sella turcica is the product of many years of experience and the daily challenge of neurosurgery, which demands the highest demands on the operator. The presence of vital structures presupposes surgical interventions with maximum precision and excludes uncontrollable movements.
The presented set consists of 40 innovative instruments developed by the author for transsphenoidal surgery of sella turcica lesions and skull base tumors in order to provide the neurosurgeon with simple yet effective instruments for daily use. In terms of precision, workmanship, robustness, and ergonomics, these instruments are manufactured to the standards that traditionally characterize KARL STORZ products, which have become synonymous with reliability and professionalism for surgeons around the world.
See also
- Diagnostic optics for endoscopically assisted mcroneurosurgery
- Endonasal endoscopic removal of neoplasms in the nose and paranasal cavities
- Endoscopic pituitary surgery
- Endoscopic transnasal neurosurgery
- Endoscopically assisted microneurosurgery (EAM)
- Ethmoid-pterygo-sphenoidal endoscopic approach (EPSea)
- Extended endonasal approach (EEA) in skull base surgery
- Minimally invasive microscopic surgery of the lateral skull base
- Neuroendoscope:
- Neuroendoscopy
- Neuroendoscopy in pediatrics
- Optical retractor for endoscopically assisted collection a. temporalis superficialis and cranioplasty
- Transphenoidal skull base microsurgery
