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166 related items for PubMed ID: 11234609

  • 41. Surgical approach to the posterior fossa in children, including anesthetic considerations and complications: The prone and the sitting position. Technical note.
    Klein O, Boussard N, Guerbouz R, Helleringer M, Joud A, Puget S.
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  • 42. [Microsurgical anatomy of cholesteatoma of posterior cranial fossa].
    Shamaev MI, Trosh RM, Gudkov VV, Lisianyĭ AN.
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  • 43. Air embolism through a ventriculoatrial shunt during posterior fossa operation: case report.
    Nehls DG, Carter LP.
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  • 44. Loss of cortical evoked responses due to intracranial gas during posterior fossa craniectomy in the seated position.
    Schubert A, Zornow MH, Drummond JC, Luerssen TG.
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  • 46. The impact of petrosal vein preservation on postoperative auditory function in surgery of petrous apex meningiomas.
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    Jain R, Shetty A, Oak S, Wajekar A.
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  • 50. The lounging position for posterior fossa surgery: anesthesiological considerations regarding air embolism.
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  • 52. Cerebellocerebral diaschisis and postsurgical posterior fossa syndrome in pediatric patients.
    Mariën P, De Smet HJ, Paquier PF, Verhoeven J.
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  • 53. [Antipsychotics and rhabdomyolysis. Differential diagnosis and clinical significance of elevated serum creatine kinase levels in psychiatric practice].
    Vörös V, Osváth P, Fekete S, Tényi T.
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  • 54. [Rhabdomyolysis, elevated creatine kinase and acute carbon monoxide poisoning].
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  • 55. Neurosurgical anaesthesia in the sitting position. A report of experience with 110 patients using controlled or spontaneous ventilation.
    Millar RA.
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  • 58. Incidence of increased creatine kinase and its effect on kidney function in hand assisted laparoscopic kidney donors and their recipients.
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  • 59. Posterior fossa tension pneumocephalus.
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  • 60. [The types and clinical significance of centrogenic reactions occurring during removal of tumors of the posterior cranial fossa].
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