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• W1818864314 abstract "Endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) has become a well-accepted option for obstructive hydrocephalus. However, standard ventriculostomy at the floor of the third ventricle might not be feasible under certain conditions. Here, the authors report in detail on their initial experience with an alternative option of endoscopic ventriculostomy through the lamina terminalis via a transventricular route.Endoscopic third ventriculostomy through the lamina terminalis from a transventricular transforaminal route was evaluated in 4 cadaveric human heads and in 4 clinical cases.In all 4 human cadavers, an opening of the lamina terminalis via a transventricular approach could be achieved without injury to either the optic chiasm or the anterior cerebral arteries. In the 4 clinical cases, an accurate and reliable ventriculostomy was performed at the lamina terminalis. The bur hole was placed directly at the coronal suture 2 cm lateral from the midline. After identifying the optic chiasm and the anterior cerebral arteries, a blunt perforation was made just anterior to the optic chiasm by using perforation forceps and a balloon catheter. After the opening, the stoma was inspected with a 0° and 30° rod lens endoscope, and its patency as well as the preservation of vessels and optic nerves was checked. No complications occurred, although all patients suffered from a clinically silent fornical contusion at the foramen of Monro.Endoscopic opening of the lamina terminalis via a transventricular transforaminal route appears to be feasible. No complications were observed. Although no conclusions on the clinical success rate can be drawn, the reliable anatomical opening and known success rate for anterior subfrontal approaches suggest that the technique represents an alternative in a small subgroup of patients in whom a standard ETV cannot be performed." @default.
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• W1818864314 date "2010-12-01" @default.
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• W1818864314 title "Endoscopic transventricular third ventriculostomy through the lamina terminalis" @default.
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