How is the facial and auditory nerve anastomosis done?
Indications】 1. For tumors such as temporal bone, middle ear and parotid cancer, too much facial nerve is removed during resection, and it is difficult to use end-to-end anastomosis or…
Category: Facial neuroma
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Removal of giant esophageal nerve sheath tumor
Recently, we successfully resected a case of giant benign esophageal tumor in the cervical and thoracic segments using a median sternal incision. The patient was a 49-year-old female who was…
No more worrying about wound pain after head surgery
No more worrying about wound pain after head surgery The biggest fear people have about surgery is the fear of pain, other problems are still in the second place. For…
Microvascular decompression of facial nerve roots
Facial twitching, also known as facial muscle spasm, is a common functional disorder of the cranial nerves in middle-aged and elderly people. It manifests as paroxysmal involuntary twitching of half…
Facial mass removal surgery
1.What is facial mass excision surgery? Various swellings often appear on the face, commonly benign lesions such as skin nevus, sebaceous cyst, lipoma, hemangioma, fibroma, bone tumor, and some malignant lesions…
Introduction to Functional Neurosurgery
In the field of neurosurgery, functional neurosurgery is an ancient yet emerging discipline. Prehistoric man had already started using the ring drill to exorcise demons, ghosts or to keep supernatural…
Brachial plexus syringomyelia, a common neck mass
Nerve sheath tumor is a common benign tumor of nerve origin, manifesting as a surface mass with medium texture. The two sides of the neck are the upper limb brachial…