Pictures of Surgeries Nerosurgeons Perform

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It can be anything; the more graphic the better.


(I want to know if there will be anything that might possibly disturb me in the future.)


Thanks a bunch!
 
i'm doing my neurosurgery rotation right now and dissapointingly so, there's not much gruesomeness to it... i've seen a good variety of cases including a few posterior fossa (post. fos decompression with duroplasty, acoustic neuroma transection), a ruptured aneurysm of the ant co. art, and some other mass resections... with the advent of image guided craniotomies, there isn't much gruesome-ness to it anymore... incisions are rather small and a lot of work is done throught he microscope... a good portion of neurosurgery is also spine work, which quite frankly is boring and not very gruesome...the most disturbing thing i saw was an awake craniotomy in a pt. w/ seizure disorder... that was bizarre... i don't know of any sites that have pictures with neurosurgery, but i suspect that if you do a google image search for things like posterior fossa decompression, or image guided craniotomy, etc... you may find some pictures... 🙂 hope this helps...

vish~
 
Thanks for the tips I ended up finding some pretty good pictures. Good luck with your rotations it must be so interesting.

Again thanks cya
 
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