Neurosurgery Outlines

Neurosurgery Outlines
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Pocket-size, user-friendly roadmap outlines most common surgical procedures in neurosurgery! Surgery requires a combination of knowledge and skill acquired through years of direct observation, mentorship, and practice. The learning curve can be steep, frustrating, and intimidating for many medical students and junior residents. Too often, books and texts that attempt to translate the art of surgery are far too comprehensive for this audience and counterproductive to learning important basic skills to succeed. Neurosurgery Outlines by neurosurgeon Paul E. Kaloostian is the neuro-surgical volume in the Surgical Outlines series of textbooks that offer a simplified roadmap to surgery. This unique resource outlines key steps for common surgeries, laying a solid foundation of basic knowledge from which trainees can easily build and expand. The text serves as a starting point for learning neurosurgical techniques, with room for adding notes, details, and pearls collected during the journey. The chapters are systematically organized and formatted by subspecialty, encompassing spine, radiosurgery, brain tumors and vascular lesions, head trauma, functional neurosurgery, epilepsy, pain, and hydrocephalus. Each chapter includes symptoms and signs, surgical pathology, diagnostic modalities, differential diagnosis, treatment options, indications for surgical intervention, step-by-step procedures, pitfalls, prognosis, and references where applicable. Key Features Provides quick procedural outlines essential for understanding procedures and assisting attending neurosurgeons during roundsSpine procedures organized by cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccyx regions cover traumatic, elective, and tumor/vascular-related interventionsCranial topics include lesion resection for brain tumors and cerebrovascular disease and TBI treatment This is an ideal, easy-to-read resource for medical students and junior residents to utilize during the one-month neurosurgery rotations and for quick consultation during the early years of neurosurgical practice. It will also benefit operating room nurses who need a quick guide on core neurosurgical procedures.

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Paul E. Kaloostian. Neurosurgery Outlines

Contents

Contributors

1 Cervical

1.1 Trauma. 1.1.1 Anterior Cervical Fusion/Posterior Cervical Fusion. Indications

Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Surgical Procedure

Pitfalls

Prognosis

1.2 Elective. 1.2.1 Anterior Cervical Fusion/Posterior Cervical Fusion. Indications

Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Surgical Procedure

Pitfalls

Prognosis

1.2.2 Posterior Cervical Foraminotomy/Posterior Cervical Decompression. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Cervical Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

1.3 Tumor/Vascular. 1.3.1 Cervical Tumor Resection (Vertebral Pathology) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Cervical Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

1.3.2 Cervical Vascular Lesion Treatment for Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) (Vertebral Pathology) Symptoms and Signs (AVM)

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis:

Treatment Options

Indications for Endovascular Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Cervical Spine (Laminoplasty)

Surgical Procedure for Cervical Spine (Laminectomy)

Embolization Procedure (Onyx)

Pitfalls

Prognosis (AVM Laminectomy)

1.3.3 Cervical Anterior and Posterior Techniques for Tumor Resection (Spinal Canal Pathology) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Cervical Spine

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Cervical Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Bibliography

2 Thoracic

2.1 Trauma. 2.1.1 Thoracic Decompression/Thoracic Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities:

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Thoracic Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.1.2 Thoracic Corpectomy and Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Retropleural Thoracic Corpectomy

Surgical Procedure for Lateral Extracavitary Thoracic Corpectomy

Surgical Procedure for Transpedicular Thoracic Corpectomy

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.1.3 Transthoracic Approaches for Decompression and Fusion/Transsternal Approaches for Decompression and Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Transthoracic Decompression/Fusion

Surgical Procedure Anterior Transsternal Decompression/Fusion

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.2 Elective. 2.2.1 Thoracic Decompression/Thoracic Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Thoracic Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.2.2 Thoracic Corpectomy and Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Retropleural Thoracic Corpectomy

Surgical Procedure for Lateral Extracavitary Thoracic Corpectomy

Surgical Procedure for Transpedicular Thoracic Corpectomy

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.2.3 Transthoracic Approaches for Decompression and Fusion/Transsternal Approaches for Decompression and Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Transthoracic Decompression/Fusion

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Transsternal Decompression/Fusion

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.3 Tumor/Vascular. 2.3.1 Anterior and Posterior Approaches for Thoracic Tumor Resection (Vertebral Pathology) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Thoracic Spine

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Thoracic Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

2.3.2 Thoracic Anterior and Posterior Approaches for Vascular Lesion Resection (Vertebral Pathology) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis FMD

Treatment Options

Indications for Endovascular Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Thoracic Spine (Laminoplasty; Preferred over Laminectomy Due to Increased Preservation of Neural Structures)

Surgical Procedure for Thoracic Spine (Laminectomy)

Embolization Procedure (Onyx)

Pitfalls

Prognosis (AVM Laminoplasty)

Prognosis (AVM Laminectomy)

2.3.3 Thoracic Anterior and Posterior Techniques for Tumor Resection (Spinal Canal Pathology) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Thoracic Spine

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Thoracic Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Bibliography

3 Lumbar

3.1 Trauma. 3.1.1 Lumbar Decompression with Foraminotomy/Lumbar Diskectomy/Lumbar Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Lumbar Spine (Endoscopic Approach)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

3.2 Elective. 3.2.1 Lumbar Laminectomy/Decompression/Lumbar Diskectomy/Lumbar Synovial Cyst Resection/Lumbar Fusion Posterior. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Lumbar Spine (Endoscopic Approach)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

3.2.2 Anterior Lumbar Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Lumbar Spine (Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion; ALIF)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

3.2.3 Anterolateral Lumbar Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Lumbar Spine (Anterolateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion; ALIF)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

3.3 Tumor/Vascular. 3.3.1 Lumbar Posterior Techniques for Tumor Resection (Vertebral Tumor) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Lumbar Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Pitfalls

Prognosis

3.3.2 Lumbar Anterior and Posterior Techniques for Vascular Lesion Treatment (Vertebral) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis FMD

Treatment Options

Indications for Endovascular Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Lumbar Spine (Laminoplasty)

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Lumbar Spine

Embolization Procedure (Onyx)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

3.3.3 Lumbar Anterior and Posterior Techniques for Tumor Resection (Spinal Canal Pathology) Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Lumbar Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Lumbar Spine

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Bibliography

4 Sacral

4.1 Trauma. 4.1.1 Sacral Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Sacral Spine (Instrumentation without Fusion)

Pitfalls

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Sacral Spine (Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion with Transperitoneal Approach)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

4.1.2 Tarlov Cyst Treatment. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Sacral Spine (Cyst Excision)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

4.2 Elective. 4.2.1 Sacral Decompression. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Sacral Procedure for Posterior Sacral Spine (Laminectomy/Foraminotomy)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

4.2.2 Sacral Fusion. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Anterior Sacral Spine (Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion with Transperitoneal Approach)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

4.3 Tumor/Vascular. 4.3.1 Anterior/Posterior Sacral Tumor Resection. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Anterior/Posterior Sacral Spine (En Bloc Resection)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Bibliography

5 Coccyx

5.1 Trauma. 5.1.1 Coccyx Fracture Repair/Resection. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Coccyx (Coccygectomy)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

5.2 Elective. 5.2.1 Coccyx Resection. Symptoms and Signs

Surgical Pathology

Diagnostic Modalities

Differential Diagnosis

Treatment Options

Indications for Surgical Intervention

Surgical Procedure for Posterior Coccyx (Coccygectomy)

Pitfalls

Prognosis

Bibliography

6 Spinal Radiosurgery

6.1 Symptoms and Signs (Broad)

6.2 Surgical Pathology

6.3 Diagnostic Modalities

6.4 Differential Diagnosis

6.5 Treatment Options

6.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

6.7 Noninvasive CyberKnife Procedure for Posterior Spine

6.8 Pitfalls

6.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

7 Cranial Radiosurgery

7.1 Symptoms and Signs (Broad)

7.2 Surgical Pathology

7.3 Diagnostic Modalities

7.4 Differential Diagnosis

7.5 Treatment Options

7.6 Indications for Radiosurgical Intervention

7.7 Noninvasive CyberKnife Procedure for Cranium

7.8 Pitfalls

7.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

8 Brain Tumors

8.1 Meningioma Convexity/Olfactory Groove Meningioma. 8.1.1 Symptoms and Signs

8.1.2 Surgical Pathology

8.1.3 Diagnostic Modalities

8.1.4 Differential Diagnosis

8.1.5 Treatment Options

8.1.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

8.1.7 Surgical Procedure for Bifrontal Craniotomy (Pre-op Embolization Can Be Done Prior to Surgery)

8.1.8 Pitfalls

8.1.9 Prognosis

8.2 Metastatic Tumor Resection. 8.2.1 Symptoms and Signs (Broad)

8.2.2 Surgical Pathology

8.2.3 Diagnostic Modalities

8.2.4 Differential Diagnosis

8.2.5 Treatment Options

8.2.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

8.2.7 Surgical Procedure for Craniotomy

8.2.8 Pitfalls

8.2.9 Prognosis

8.3 Posterior Fossa Tumor Resection. 8.3.1 Symptoms and Signs

8.3.2 Surgical Pathology

8.3.3 Diagnostic Modalities

8.3.4 Differential Diagnosis

8.3.5 Treatment Options

8.3.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

8.3.7 Surgical Procedure for Posterior Fossa Craniectomy

8.3.8 Pitfalls

8.3.9 Prognosis

8.4 Pituitary Tumor Resection. 8.4.1 Symptoms and Signs

8.4.2 Surgical Pathology

8.4.3 Diagnostic Modalities

8.4.4 Differential Diagnosis

8.4.5 Treatment Options

8.4.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

8.4.7 Surgical Procedure for Transsphenoidal Endoscopic Pituitary

8.4.8 Pitfalls

8.4.9 Prognosis

8.5 Superficial Tumor Resection (Arising from Skull) 8.5.1 Symptoms and Signs (Broad)

8.5.2 Surgical Pathology

8.5.3 Diagnostic Modalities

8.5.4 Differential Diagnosis

8.5.5 Treatment Options

8.5.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

8.5.7 Surgical Procedure for Craniotomy

8.5.8 Pitfalls

8.5.9 Prognosis

8.6 Epidural Tumor Resection. 8.6.1 Symptoms and Signs (Broad)

8.6.2 Surgical Pathology

8.6.3 Diagnostic Modalities

8.6.4 Differential Diagnosis

8.6.5 Treatment Options

8.6.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

8.6.7 Surgical Procedure for Retrosigmoid Craniotomy (Meningiomas or Vestibular Schwannomas)

8.6.8 Pitfalls

8.6.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

9 Cerebral Vascular Lesions

9.1 Cerebral Aneurysms/Cerebral AVM Resection/Cerebral Cavernous Angioma Resection. 9.1.1 Symptoms and Signs

9.1.2 Surgical Pathology

9.1.3 Diagnostic Modalities

9.1.4 Differential Diagnosis

9.1.5 Treatment Options

9.1.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

9.1.7 Surgical Procedure for Microsurgical Resection (Vascular Lesions)

9.1.8 Embolization Procedure (Onyx)

9.1.9 Pitfalls

9.1.10 Prognosis

9.2 Endovascular Treatment of Cerebral Aneurysms/AVM. 9.2.1 Symptoms and Signs

9.2.2 Surgical Pathology

9.2.3 Diagnostic Modalities

9.2.4 Differential Diagnosis AVM

9.2.5 Treatment Options

9.2.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

9.2.7 Surgical Procedure for Endovascular Embolization (Coiling)

9.2.8 Pitfalls

9.2.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

10 Epidural Hematoma Evacuation/Subdural Hematoma Evacuation/Intracerebral Hemorrhage Evacuation

10.1 Symptoms and Signs

10.2 Surgical Pathology

10.3 Diagnostic Modalities

10.4 Differential Diagnosis

10.5 Treatment Options

10.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

10.7 Surgical Procedure for Subdural Hematoma/Epidural Hematoma/Intraparenchymal Hematoma Evacuation

10.8 Pitfalls

10.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

11 Hemicraniectomy (Unilateral, Bilateral, Bifrontal versus Frontotemporal)

11.1 Symptoms and Signs

11.2 Surgical Pathology

11.3 Diagnostic Modalities

11.4 Differential Diagnosis

11.5 Treatment Options

11.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

11.7 Surgical Procedure for Unilateral Frontotemporoparietal Craniectomy

11.8 Surgical Procedure for Bifrontal Craniectomy

11.9 Pitfalls

11.10 Prognosis

Bibliography

12 Cranioplasty

12.1 Symptoms and Signs

12.2 Surgical Pathology

12.3 Diagnostic Modalities

12.4 Differential Diagnosis

12.5 Treatment Options. 12.5.1 Acute Pain Control with Medications and Pain Management. 12.5.2 Therapy and Rehabilitation

12.5.3 If Symptomatic

12.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

12.7 Surgical Procedure for Cranioplasty

12.8 Pitfalls

12.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

13 Placement of External Ventricular Drain/Placement of Intraparenchymal ICP Monitor

13.1 Symptoms and Signs

13.2 Surgical Pathology

13.3 Diagnostic Modalities

13.4 Differential Diagnosis

13.5 Treatment Options. 13.5.1 Acute Pain Control with Medications and Pain Management. 13.5.2 Therapy and Rehabilitation

13.5.3 If Symptomatic

13.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

13.7 Surgical Procedure for EVD Placement

13.8 Surgical Procedure for Intraparenchymal ICP Monitor Placement

13.9 Pitfalls

13.10 Prognosis

Bibliography

14 Deep Brain Stimulation

14.1 Symptoms and Signs

14.2 Surgical Pathology

14.3 Diagnostic Modalities

14.4 Differential Diagnosis

14.5 Treatment Options

14.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

14.7 Surgical Procedure for Deep Brain Stimulation

14.8 Pitfalls

14.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

15 Subdural Grid Placement

15.1 Symptoms and Signs

15.2 Surgical Pathology

15.3 Diagnostic Modalities

15.4 Differential Diagnosis

15.5 Treatment Options

15.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

15.7 Surgical Procedure for Subdural Grid Placement

15.8 Pitfalls

15.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

16 Amygdalohippocampectomy

16.1 Symptoms and Signs

16.2 Surgical Pathology

16.3 Diagnostic Modalities

16.4 Differential Diagnosis

16.5 Treatment Options. 16.5.1 Antiepileptic Medication (Neurological Evaluation) 16.5.2 Therapy and Rehabilitation

16.5.3 If Symptomatic and No Improvement after Nonoperative Management

16.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

16.7 Surgical Procedure for Transcortical Selective Amygdalohippocampectomy (SAH)

16.8 Pitfalls

16.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

17 Spinal Cord Stimulator

17.1 Symptoms and Signs

17.2 Surgical Pathology

17.3 Diagnostic Modalities

17.4 Differential Diagnosis

17.5 Treatment Options

17.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

17.7 Surgical Procedure for Spinal Cord Stimulation

17.8 Pitfalls

17.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

18 Baclofen Pump/Morphine Pump

18.1 Symptoms and Signs

18.2 Surgical Pathology

18.3 Diagnostic Modalities

18.4 Differential Diagnosis

18.5 Treatment Options

18.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

18.7 Surgical Procedure for Intrathecal Baclofen Pump Insertion

18.8 Pitfalls

18.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

19 Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt

19.1 Symptoms and Signs

19.2 Surgical Pathology

19.3 Diagnostic Modalities

19.4 Differential Diagnosis

19.5 Treatment Options. 19.5.1 Surgery if Deemed Suitable Candidate

19.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

19.7 Surgical Procedure for Ventriculoperitoneal (VP) Shunt

19.8 Pitfalls

19.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

20 Lumboperitoneal Shunt

20.1 Symptoms and Signs

20.2 Surgical Pathology

20.3 Diagnostic Modalities

20.4 Differential Diagnosis

20.5 Treatment Options. 20.5.1 Surgery if Deemed Suitable Candidate

20.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

20.7 Surgical Procedure for Lumboperitoneal (LP) Shunt

20.8 Pitfalls

20.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

21 Ventriculopleural Shunt

21.1 Symptoms and Signs

21.2 Surgical Pathology

21.3 Diagnostic Modalities

21.4 Differential Diagnosis

21.5 Treatment Options. 21.5.1 Surgery if Deemed Suitable Candidate

21.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

21.7 Surgical Procedure for Ventriculopleural (VLP) Shunt

21.8 Pitfalls

21.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

22 Ventriculoatrial Shunt

22.1 Symptoms and Signs

22.2 Surgical Pathology

22.3 Diagnostic Modalities

22.4 Differential Diagnosis

22.5 Treatment Options. 22.5.1 Surgery if Deemed Suitable Candidate

22.6 Indications for Surgical Intervention

22.7 Surgical Procedure for Ventriculoatrial (VA) Shunt

22.8 Pitfalls

22.9 Prognosis

Bibliography

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