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Neurosurgical Atlas

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Dr. Aaron Cohen-Gadol’s most respected & popular collection of advanced microneurosurgical techniques in the world. https://t.co/VyskBO5DCg…

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A burr hole is made at the inferior edge of the transverse sinus ~2 cm lateral to the midline and torcula for a supracerebellar transtentorial approach. Retraction sutures mobilize the sinus. Patients can be commonly placed in the lateral or park-bench position.

A burr hole is made at the inferior edge of the transverse sinus ~2 cm lateral to the midline and torcula for a supracerebellar transtentorial approach. Retraction sutures mobilize the sinus. Patients can be commonly placed in the lateral or park-bench position. #MedTwitter #NSGY
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Where should you make the single burr hole for a paramedian supracerebellar transtentorial approach?
Bonus: What position a patient can be commonly placed in for a paramedian supracerebellar transtentorial approach?

Where should you make the single burr hole for a paramedian supracerebellar transtentorial approach? Bonus: What position a patient can be commonly placed in for a paramedian supracerebellar transtentorial approach? #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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A supracerebellar transtentorial approach is minimally disruptive as only one cerebellar hemisphere is manipulated and the supratentorial cortices are left intact and not placed under retraction during this procedure.

A supracerebellar transtentorial approach is minimally disruptive as only one cerebellar hemisphere is manipulated and the supratentorial cortices are left intact and not placed under retraction during this procedure. #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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Excited for another day at ! It's been fantastic meeting so many of you and sharing in a weekend filled with scientific exploration, education, and connections. We're eager to apply what we've learned and contribute to advancing the field of neurosurgery.

Excited for another day at #AANS2024! It's been fantastic meeting so many of you and sharing in a weekend filled with scientific exploration, education, and connections. We're eager to apply what we've learned and contribute to advancing the field of neurosurgery.
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Excited about our sessions: 'Operative Nuances I: Difficult Cases' and 'Liberating Greatness in Every Neurosurgeon.' Thrilled by the innovation! Visit our table at AANS/Digital Fluency AI Immersion Zone to see our latest tech .

Excited about our #AANS2024 sessions: 'Operative Nuances I: Difficult Cases' and 'Liberating Greatness in Every Neurosurgeon.' Thrilled by the innovation! Visit our table at AANS/Digital Fluency AI Immersion Zone to see our latest tech #AtlasGPT. #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY
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What approach is the best way to expose posterior parahippocampal lesions as seen in the image above?

Bonus: What are some advantages of this approach over the alternatives?

What approach is the best way to expose posterior parahippocampal lesions as seen in the image above? Bonus: What are some advantages of this approach over the alternatives? #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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Excited for in Chicago! Catch us:
AI Immersion Zone Table:
May 3 (5PM-8:30PM CT)
May 4 (8AM-5PM CT)
AtlasGPT Sessions:
May 3 (8PM CT)
May 4 (9:45AM CT)
Dr. Aaron Cohen-Gadol's Presentations:
May 4 (1:30 PM CT)
May 5 (1:30 PM CT)
Can't make it? Stay tuned for updates!

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Headed to ? Swing by our table in the AANS/Digital Fluency AI Immersion Zone to see in action! Revolutionizing neurosurgical care, education, and innovation. Stop by Booth #1103 in Exhibition Space Hall B1 to learn more. See you May 3rd-4th!

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The posterior interhemispheric transcallosal approach is preferred for medial pulvinar lesions in the posterosuperior thalamus. The splenium of the corpus callosum must be spared to prevent disconnection syndrome.

Learn more here: zurl.co/khs2

The posterior interhemispheric transcallosal approach is preferred for medial pulvinar lesions in the posterosuperior thalamus. The splenium of the corpus callosum must be spared to prevent disconnection syndrome. Learn more here: zurl.co/khs2 #MedTwitter #surgery
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Join us at booth #1103 on May 3rd (8pm) & May 4th (9:45am CT) for a presentation on neurosurgery & AI insights. Bring your questions! To learn more about Atlas Meditech, visit our website | zurl.co/maLq.

Join us at #AANS2024 booth #1103 on May 3rd (8pm) & May 4th (9:45am CT) for a presentation on neurosurgery & AI insights. Bring your questions! To learn more about Atlas Meditech, visit our website | zurl.co/maLq. #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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Region 4 of the thalamus contains the pulvinar, crus of the fornix, and tail of the caudate nucleus. What approach is preferred for medial pulvinar lesions in the posterosuperior thalamus? What structure must be preserved to prevent disconnection syndrome?

Region 4 of the thalamus contains the pulvinar, crus of the fornix, and tail of the caudate nucleus. What approach is preferred for medial pulvinar lesions in the posterosuperior thalamus? What structure must be preserved to prevent disconnection syndrome? #MedTwitter #surgery
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Don't miss Dr. Cohen's talks at ! Join us on May 4th & 5th at 1:30pm CT in room S404abcd for Operative Nuances I & II. Discover cutting-edge 3D tech for neurosurgical training. Visit our site for a 30-day free trial | zurl.co/n8g2.

Don't miss Dr. Cohen's talks at #AANS2024! Join us on May 4th & 5th at 1:30pm CT in room S404abcd for Operative Nuances I & II. Discover cutting-edge 3D tech for neurosurgical training. Visit our site for a 30-day free trial | zurl.co/n8g2. #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery
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The contralateral anterior interhemispheric transcallosal approach is used to reach the lateral thalamus. The contralateral lateral ventricle is entered after the callosotomy in a cross-court trajectory (green).

Learn more here: zurl.co/Tv6U

The contralateral anterior interhemispheric transcallosal approach is used to reach the lateral thalamus. The contralateral lateral ventricle is entered after the callosotomy in a cross-court trajectory (green). Learn more here: zurl.co/Tv6U #MedTwitter #NSGY #surgery
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Region 3 of the thalamus contains the lateral nuclei. What operative approach allows the lateral part of the thalamus to be reached? What structure is entered immediately following the callostomy?

Region 3 of the thalamus contains the lateral nuclei. What operative approach allows the lateral part of the thalamus to be reached? What structure is entered immediately following the callostomy? #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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The contralateral anterior interhemispheric transcallosal is preferred when the tumor epicenter is located at the anterior and medial thalamic region, reaching the pial surface into the wall of third ventricle.

Learn more here: zurl.co/nijk

The contralateral anterior interhemispheric transcallosal is preferred when the tumor epicenter is located at the anterior and medial thalamic region, reaching the pial surface into the wall of third ventricle. Learn more here: zurl.co/nijk #MedTwitter #NSGY #surgery
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Job hunting tip: Prioritize preferences, craft a strong CV, keep communication clear, save contacts, consider recruiters cautiously, and utilize online resources. For more information about how to find a neurosurgical position, please visit the website | zurl.co/hW3I.

Job hunting tip: Prioritize preferences, craft a strong CV, keep communication clear, save contacts, consider recruiters cautiously, and utilize online resources. For more information about how to find a neurosurgical position, please visit the website | zurl.co/hW3I.
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Region 2 of the thalamus contains the superior anterior, medial, and medial centromedian nuclei. What is a preferred approach when the tumor epicenter is located at the anterior and medial thalamic region?

Region 2 of the thalamus contains the superior anterior, medial, and medial centromedian nuclei. What is a preferred approach when the tumor epicenter is located at the anterior and medial thalamic region? #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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A very steep inferior-to-superior operative trajectory at the skull base is needed to access region 1 of the thalamus, therefore, an orbitozygomatic craniotomy with gentle depression of the orbital contents is necessary.

Learn more here: zurl.co/BMWK

A very steep inferior-to-superior operative trajectory at the skull base is needed to access region 1 of the thalamus, therefore, an orbitozygomatic craniotomy with gentle depression of the orbital contents is necessary. Learn more here: zurl.co/BMWK #MedTwitter #NSGY
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Region 1 of the thalamus contains the anterior ventral and inferior nuclei. What surgical approach is needed to access this region? What anatomic structure is encountered and must be depressed during this approach?

Region 1 of the thalamus contains the anterior ventral and inferior nuclei. What surgical approach is needed to access this region? What anatomic structure is encountered and must be depressed during this approach? #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery #NSGY #surgery
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