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[Combined stereotaxic surgery (methodologic remarks)].

Abstract

The experience in stereotaxic operations performed in two neurosurgical institutions (Madras, India, and Bratislava, CSSR) indicated that an important part of them were combined interventions. From a methodological point of view the stereotaxic operations can be classified as one- and multi-stage, symmetrical, asymmetrical and unilateral procedures. A stereotaxic intervention differs from the traditional concept of an operation that is expected to lead to a recovery after a single procedure. Stereotaxic treatment, as a rule, comprises a succession of such interventions that form the strategy of the whole therapy.

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P Nadvornik, M Shramka, B Tamamurti. [Combined stereotaxic surgery (methodologic remarks)].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/324199/

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