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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Awake Surgery"”.

  1. Verbs and nouns in awake neurosurgery: needs and answers

    Awake surgery is a surgical procedure applied to people with brain tumors. Patients are kept awake during surgery to perform language tasks during electrical stimulation of cortico-subcortical brain structures. When the application of electrical pulses to the brain repeatedly triggers errors, this …

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  2. Anxiety and it's management during awake procedures in operating theatres. A survey and randomised controlled trial.

    … management of intra-operative anxiety during awake surgery. Plastic and vascular surgical patients were selected for the study as many procedures performed within these specialities are performed under local or regional anaesthesia. The study consists of two distinct stages. The first stage …

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  3. Investigation of the Clinical Utility of the Spatio-Spectral Dynamics of Sensorimotor ECoG in Response to Different Somatosensory Stimulation Modalities in Human Subjects

    Neurosurgeons during eloquent brain surgery conduct vital functional mapping to ensure proper brain function. Usually, following the electrical stimulation of the peripheral nerves, visual assessment of the phase reversal of the somatosensory evoked potentials (SSEPs) is employed to delineate the …

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  4. Functional and oncological outcomes after right hemisphere glioma resection in awake versus asleep patients: a systematic review and meta‐analysis

    El hemisferio derecho ha sido subestimado al considerarse como el hemisferio no dominante. Sin embargo, participa en muchas funciones, incluido el movimiento, el lenguaje, la cognición y las emociones. Por lo tanto, debido a que las lesiones de este lado generalmente no se resecan mediante mapeo …

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