Anterior Communication Artery Aneurysm Clipping: Left versus Right Pterional Craniotomy A 60Y/Female was presented in Medical Emergency with sudden altered conscious level and vomiting. On Examination her GCS was 12/15 with neck rigidity. CT Scan Brain was done and showed Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. She was consulted by neurosurgery team and found WFNS grade II. She was…
Intracranial Pressure Monitoring: Important Tool in Severe Head Injury Management A young 30 years male was presented with road traffic accident with GCS 6/15. Initial CT Scan showed small frontal contusion with basal cisternal obliteration. So ICP cather was placed and patient was managed conservatively in ICU. Gradually ICP readings began to rise and became…
Neuronavigation assisted Thalamic Tumor Excision A young 35years old male was presented to outpatient department with complaints of progressive right sided weakness for last five months. On examination he had uncrossed right hemiparesis with 4/5 power in leg and 2/5 in arm. His MRI Brain showed non enhancing lesion of left thalamus. Stereotact biopsy using…
Intramedullary Mature Teratoma of the Conus Medullaris A 60 years male was presented in outpatient department with right leg weakness since childhood, and progressive weakness of left leg, pain left leg and sphincteric involvement since two months. Previously he was able to walk with minimal disability, since the weakness of left leg progressed he was…