Lytvyn A. Differential surgical treatment of fronto-basal injuries

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0402U003198

Thesis Registration Form

0402U003198.pdf

Applicant for

Specialization

  • 14.01.05 - Нейрохірургія

08-10-2002

Specialized Academic Board

Д 26.557.01

The State institution "Romodanov neurosurgery institute, National academy of medical sciences of Ukraine"

Essay

Dissertation is dedicated to fronto-basal injuries surgery. Objective - to improve the surgery results of patients with different fronto-basal injuries using a minimally invasive endomicrosurgical methods. Scientifical research is based upon the experience of 91 patient, which were operated on - 69 patients by traditional methods, 22 were underwent endomicrosurgery. New endomicrosurgical methods as follows: 1) impression fronto-basal fractures removal; 2) frontal traumatic intracranial hematomas removal; 3) tense pneumocephalus removal; 4) polysubstrate brain compression removal; 5) anterior cranial fossa CSF fistulas closure; 6) endomicrosurgery of gun-shot fronto-basal injuries. Results of investigation testifies, that endomicrosurgical methods improve results of the surgery, decrease mortality and complication rate.

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Автореферат(укр).doc

Дисертація Литвина А. О. Диск 2.doc

Дисертація Литвина А. О. Диск 3.doc

Дисертація Литвина А. О. Диск 4.doc

Дисертація Литвина А. О. Диск1.doc

Титульный лист.doc

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