Journal of Clinical Medicine, Volume 11, Issue 19
2022 October-1 - 485 articles
Cover Story: The transsphenoidal approach is a common method in the surgical treatment of many pituitary lesions. Due to the limited line of sight, surgical orientation can be difficult, e.g., in cases of anatomical variants, small intercarotid artery distances and previous transsphenoidal surgery. Neuronavigation, and especially the enhancement of (augmented reality) the pure microscope view with additional anatomical information, such as tumor outlines or risk structures, provided by integrated head up displays, can greatly and reliably facilitate surgical orientation and increase surgical comfort and patient safety and might also assist in the training of less-experienced surgeons to become more familiar with surgical orientation and strategies in the narrow space provided by the speculum in the transsphenoidal approach. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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