Controversies in Skull Base Surgery

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by  Andrew S. Little, Michael A. Mooney

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Controversies in Skull Base Surgery
Andrew S. Little, MD
Assistant Professor
Department of Neurosurgery
Barrow Neurological Institute
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Michael A. Mooney, MD
Resident
Department of Neurosurgery
Barrow Neurological Institute
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
99 illustrations
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The illustration depicts three different skull base surgical options: expanded, endoscopic
endonasal surgery, transcranial microsurgery, and radiosurgery.
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Contents
VideoContents................................................................................... xi
Foreword.......................................................................................... xiii
Preface............................................................................................ xv
Acknowledgments............................................................................... xvii
Contributors...................................................................................... xix
PartIVestibularSchwannoma
1 ControversiesintheNaturalHistoryofAcousticNeuromas................................. 2
MarkE.Whitaker
2 ControversiesinRadiosurgeryforAcousticNeuromas:Single-SessionTherapyversus
HypofractionatedTherapy ...................................................................... 5
DavidS.Xu,ColinJ.Przybylowski,AndrewJ.Meeusen,andRandallW.Porter
3 ManagementofResidualVestibularSchwannomaAfterSubtotalResection:
Observation,RepeatSurgery,orRadiosurgery?.............................................. 10
ScottBrigemanandKaithK.Almefty
4 TreatmentStrategiesforSmallIntracanalicularVestibularSchwannomasinYoung
PatientswithGoodHearing..................................................................... 15
DanielA.Donoho,BenA.Strickland,JonathanJ.Russin,RickA.Friedman,andStevenL.Giannotta
PartIIMeningioma
5 TranscranialApproachesArePreferredforCertainTuberculumandOlfactoryGroove
Meningiomas..................................................................................... 24
FarshadNassiri,SuganthSuppiah,andGelarehZadeh
6 EndoscopicEndonasalSurgeryIstheBestTreatmentforCertainAnteriorFossaSkull
BaseMeningiomas............................................................................... 28
DouglasA.Hardesty,AlaaS.Montaser,AlexandreB.Todeschini,RicardoL.Carrau,andDanielM.Prevedello
7 ControversiesintheManagementofPetroclivalMeningiomas............................. 37
RobertS.HellerandCarlB.Heilman
8 DoesEmbolizationHaveaRoletoPlayintheTreatmentofSkullBase
Meningiomas?.................................................................................... 43
ColinJ.Przybylowski,JacobF.Baranoski,RamiO.Almefty,DaleDing,AndrewF.Ducruet,
andFelipeC.Albuquerque
9 TheRoleofRadiotherapyforAtypicalandAnaplasticMeningiomas ....................... 48
BrookeK.Leachman,StephanieE.Weiss,andLelandRogers
10 EmergingChemotherapyandTargetedTherapyforAggressiveMeningiomas............ 58
YokoFujita,BenK.Hendricks,andNaderSanai
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Contents
PartIIIPituitaryAdenoma
11 TheRoleofTranssphenoidalSurgeryFollowingNondiagnosticInferiorPetrosalSinus
SamplinginCushingSyndrome ................................................................. 66
PamelaS.JonesandBrookeSwearingen
12 PharmacotherapyOptionsAfterFailedSurgeryforCushingDisease........................ 70
KevinC.J.Yuen
13 PrimaryMedicalTherapyforAcromegaly,ReadyforPrimeTime? .......................... 78
ElanaV.Varlamov,WinnieLiu,ShirleyMcCartney,JustinS.Cetas,andMariaFleseriu
14 TheRoleofRadiosurgeryforPituitaryAdenomas............................................. 87
GabriellaPaisan,Ching-JenChen,andJasonSheehan
15 ExplorationoftheCavernousSinusIsEffectiveDuringTranssphenoidalSurgeryfor
PituitaryAdenoma................................................................................ 94
EngelbertJ.KnospandAlexanderS.G.Micko
16 SurgeryversusMedicalManagement:First-LineTreatmentforPituitaryApoplexy....... 96
GarniBarkhoudarian,SheriPalejwala,andDanielF.Kelly
17 AlternativeTreatmentStrategiesforAtypicalandAggressivePituitaryAdenomas....... 102
GregoryK.Hong
PartIVCraniopharyngioma
18 ControversiesinRadicalResectionversusSubtotalResectionwithRadiationin
Craniopharyngioma .............................................................................. 111
TaylorJ.AbelandJamesT.Rutka
19 TheRoleofOpenandEndoscopicApproachestoCraniopharyngiomas .................... 116
NeilMajmundar,JeanAndersonEloy,andJamesK.Liu
20 TheMolecularPathogenesisofCraniopharyngiomaandPotentialTherapeuticTargets.. 125
DouglasA.Hardesty
PartVRathkeCleftCystandOtherSellarLesions
21 ResectionversusCystFenestration:TheBestTreatmentforRathkeCleftCysts ........... 131
22 HeadacheinPatientswithRathkeCleftCysts ................................................. 137
JustinL.Hoskin,KevinC.J.Yuen,andKerryL.Knievel
23 RathkeCleftCystSurgery:Indications,Outcomes,andComplications ..................... 141
DavidL.PennandEdwardR.LawsJr.
24 ControversiesintheManagementofHistiocytosisandXanthogranulomas ............... 147
ChristinaE.SarrisandRuthE.Bristol
PartVIOtherCranialTumors
25 SurgicalApproachSelectionforSkullBaseChordoma........................................ 154
PaulA.Gardner,AhmedJorge,JuanC.Fernandez-Miranda,EricW.Wang,andCarlH.Snyderman
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