Journals / Turkish Neurosurgery / 2015 / Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 2

Application of Three-Dimentional computerized Tomographic Angiography in the Planning of Pterional scalp ıncision to Preserve the superficial Temporal Artery

Süperfisiyal Temporal Arteri Korumak için Pterional Skalp İnsizyonunda Üç Boyutlu Bilgisayarlı Tomografik Anjiyografinin Kullanılması

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350–352
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In conclusion, using this technique in cases undergoing surgery with standard pterional scalp incision may preserve thesuperficial temporal artery leading to the prevention of the skin problems originating from insufficient blood supply, and allowing the use of the preserved superficial temporal artery for cranial anastomosis surgery in the future

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Objective & Hypothesis:A standard pterional scalp incision is commonly used in the surgical treatment of lesions located at the cranial base.
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Key Findings & Data:Three-dimensional computerized tomographic angiography (3D CT Angiography) using the three-dimensional (3D) volume rendering technique is commonly used in the neuroradiological diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms. 3D CT Angiography produced for the mentioned purpose may concomitantly be used without any additional investigation for the imagination of superficial temporal artery.
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Conclusion & Impact:In conclusion, using this technique in cases undergoing surgery with standard pterional scalp incision may preserve thesuperficial temporal artery leading to the prevention of the skin problems originating from insufficient blood supply, and allowing the use of the preserved superficial temporal artery for cranial anastomosis surgery in the future
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Abstract

A standard pterional scalp incision is commonly used in the surgical treatment of lesions located at the cranial base. There is a close relationship between the superficial temporal artery and a pterional scalp incision. Standard pterional scalp incision is widely used in the aneurysm surgery of the basal cerebral arteries. Three-dimensional computerized tomographic angiography (3D CT Angiography) using the three-dimensional (3D) volume rendering technique is commonly used in the neuroradiological diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms. 3D CT Angiography produced for the mentioned purpose may concomitantly be used without any additional investigation for the imagination of superficial temporal artery. Virtual skin incision may be done in the computer software under the illumination of data obtained from the 3D CT Angiography. In this study, we investigated the applicability of this technique using 3D CT Angiography. In conclusion, using this technique in cases undergoing surgery with standard pterional scalp incision may preserve thesuperficial temporal artery leading to the prevention of the skin problems originating from insufficient blood supply, and allowing the use of the preserved superficial temporal artery for cranial anastomosis surgery in the future

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Standart pterional skalp insizyonu, kafa tabanında lokalize lezyonların cerrahi tedavisinde sıklıkla kullanılmaktadır. Standart pterional skalp insizyonu ile süperfisiyal temporal arter arasında yakın bir ilişki vardır. Standart pterional skalp insizyonu, bazal serebral arterlerin anevrizma cerrahisinde yaygın bir şekilde kullanılmaktadır. Üç boyutlu hacim oluşturma tekniği kullanılarak yaratılan 3D bilgisayarlı tomografik anjiyografi (3D BT Anjiyografi) kranial anevrizmaların nöroradyolojik tanısında yaygın olarak kullanılmaktadır. Süperfisiyal temporal arterin görüntülenmesi için hastaya ilave bir tetkik kullanılmayarak, tragus bölgesinde superfisial temporal arterin seyri ve dalları 3D BT Anjiyografi kullanılarak net bir şekilde gösterilebilmektedir. Sanal cilt insizyonu, 3D BT Anjiyografiden elde edilen veriler ışığında bilgisayar programında tamamlanabilir. Çalışmada, 3D BT Anjiyografi kullanılarak tekniğin uygulanabilirliği araştırıldı. Sonuç olarak; bu teknik kullanılarak süperfisiyal arterin korunması ile kan kaybından kaynaklanan cilt problemleri önlenebilir ve korunmuş süperfisiyal temporal arter kullanılarak gelecekte muhtemel kranial anastomoz ameliyatlarında kullanılabilirliğine olanak sağlanmış olur

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KURUOĞLU, E., ÇOKLUK, C., MARANGOZ, A. H., AYDIN, K. (2015). Application of Three-Dimentional computerized Tomographic Angiography in the Planning of Pterional scalp ıncision to Preserve the superficial Temporal Artery. Turkish Neurosurgery, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 2, 350–352. https://ajindex.com/articles/404765

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