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Vascular NeurosurgeryNeurosurgical Operative Atlas
A Co-publication of Thieme and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons
2009
2nd edition
296 pp,
305 illustrations
hardcover
ISBN: 9781604060348
A step-by-step guide to neurovascular surgery
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Vascular Neurosurgery, a new volume in the second edition of the classic Neurosurgical Operative Atlas series, is an exquisitely detailed atlas of the surgical approaches to common neurovascular diseases and conditions. Chapters are divided into three main sections including aneurysms and subarachnoid hemorrhage, vascular malformations, and ischemic and other cerebrovascular diseases. In each chapter renowned experts guide the clinician step-by-step through management, providing insights into patient selection, preoperative evaluation, surgical technique, and postoperative management.
Highlights:
Concise chapters arranged in a consistent format to enhance ease of use
Coverage of microsurgical techniques, minimally-invasive approaches, and endoscopy
Practical tips on patient positioning, instruments, and how to avoid and manage potential complications
More than 300 illustrations, most of them in full-color, demonstrating surgical steps
Vascular Neurosurgery is a practical, "how-to" book for clinicians, fellows, and residents in neurosurgery and vascular surgery. It is an ideal reference to consult in advance of performing a neurovascular procedure or to prepare for the oral board examinations.
The American Association of Neurological Surgeons and Thieme have collaborated to produce the second edition of the acclaimed Neurosurgical Operative Atlas series. Edited by leading experts in the field, the series covers the entire spectrum of neurosurgery in five volumes. In addition to Vascular Neurosurgery, the series also features:
Neuro-Oncology, edited by Behnam Badie
Spine and Peripheral Nerves, edited by Christopher Wolfla and Daniel K. Resnick
Pediatric Neurosurgery, edited by James Tait Goodrich
Functional Neurosurgery, edited by Philip A. Starr, Nicholas M. Barbaro, and Paul S. Larson
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