Journals / Turkish Neurosurgery / 2013 / Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 3

Anevrizmalarda Üç Boyutlu Bt Anjiyografi ile İlgili Bir Güncelleme: Bir Beyin Cerrahı İçin Yararlı Bir Yöntem

An update on Three-Dimensional Ct Angiography in Aneurysms: A useful modality for a Neurosurgeon

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304–311
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This may provide an invaluable help to a neurosurgeon who is usually concerned about many other associated factors involved in approaching an aneurysm.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The role of three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (3D-CTA) in management of aneurysms has been fairly acknowledged in the past.
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Key Findings & Data:We study the technology used at a tertiary care hospital in Japan which performs a large number of aneurysm surgeries a year and review the recent literature to gain an insight into the current role of 3D-CTA in detection of aneurysms and if it can be a front line modality of investigation from a neurosurgeon s point of view.
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Conclusion & Impact:This may provide an invaluable help to a neurosurgeon who is usually concerned about many other associated factors involved in approaching an aneurysm.
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Abstract

The role of three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (3D-CTA) in management of aneurysms has been fairly acknowledged in the past. There have been numerous articles in the literature regarding its potential threat to the conventional gold standard , i.e. digital subtraction angiography (DSA). We study the technology used at a tertiary care hospital in Japan which performs a large number of aneurysm surgeries a year and review the recent literature to gain an insight into the current role of 3D-CTA in detection of aneurysms and if it can be a front line modality of investigation from a neurosurgeon s point of view. At many centres including those in India, DSA is still treated as the first choice of investigation. Although 3D CTA has some limitations, it can provide an unmatched multi-directional view of the aneurysmal morphology and its surroundings including relations with the skull base and blood vessels. This may provide an invaluable help to a neurosurgeon who is usually concerned about many other associated factors involved in approaching an aneurysm.

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Üç boyutlu bilgisayarlı tomografi anjiyografinin (3D-BTA) anevrizmaların tedavisindeki rolü uzun zamandır kabul edilmektedir. Geleneksel altın standart , yani dijital subtraksiyon anjiyografi (DSA) için potansiyel bir tehdit olması ile ilgili literatürde çok sayıda makale vardır. Biz yıllık anevrizma ameliyatı sayısı oldukça yüksek olan, Japonyada üçüncü basamak bir hastanede kullanılan teknolojiyi incelemek ve anevrizmaların saptanmasında 3D-BTAnın mevcut rolüne bir bakış açısı kazanabilmek ve bir beyin cerrahı bakış açısından bunun önde gelen bir inceleme yöntemi olup olamayacağını tespit etmek için son literatürü gözden geçirmek istiyoruz. Hindistandakiler dahil olmak üzere birçok merkezde, DSA halen incelemede ilk seçenektir. 3D CTA bazı sınırlamalar olmasına rağmen anevrizmanın morfolojisi ve kafa tabanı ve kan damarları ile ilişkileri de dahil olmak üzere çevresi hakkında çok yönlü eşsiz bir görünüm sağlayabilir. Bu genellikle, anevrizmaya yaklaşımla ilgili pek çok faktörü birarada düşünen bir beyin cerrahı için paha biçilmez bir yardım sağlayabilir.

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KUMAR, A., KATO, Y., MOTOHARU, H., SIFANG, C., JUNPEI, O., TAKEYA, W., SHUEI, I., DAIKICHI, O., YUICHI, H. (2013). Anevrizmalarda Üç Boyutlu Bt Anjiyografi ile İlgili Bir Güncelleme: Bir Beyin Cerrahı İçin Yararlı Bir Yöntem. Turkish Neurosurgery, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 3, 304–311. https://ajindex.com/articles/417731

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