Seven AVMs
Tenets and Techniques for Resection
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Thieme Medical Publishers Inc
Published:5th Mar '14
Should be back in stock very soon
An exquisitely illustrated guide to AVMs
Honorable Mention at 2015 PROSE Awards!
This sequel to Dr. Lawton's best-selling Seven Aneurysms focuses on microsurgical resection techniques for AVMs found in the lobes and deep regions of the brain. It categorizes the techniques into subtypes to simplify the broad spectrum of brain AVMs neurosurgeons may encounter. The book is organized into three sections: The Tenets, which establishes eight steps for AVM resection; The Seven Arteriovenous Malformations, which describes the anatomical terrain and surgical strategies for thirty-two AVM subtypes; and The Selection section, in which Dr. Lawton discusses what he believes to be the keys to successful AVM surgery: good patient selection and best application of multiple treatment modalities.
Key Features:
- Includes more than 700 spectacular full-color illustrations developed exclusively for this book
- Creates a system for conceptualizing and approaching AVMs
- Illustrates a stepwise process for AVM resection using strategic "battle plans"
Summarizing the common AVMs encountered in practice, neurosurgeons and neurosurgical residents will find this hybrid atlas-text to be an essential part of their armamentarium.
It is a valuable resource for residents, fellows, or young surgeons with an interest in scoliosis surgery because of the concise manner it goes through basic fundamentals of idiopathic scoliosis treatment up to the most complex cases.--AANS Young Neurosurgeons' Newsletter In attempting to convey lessons and insights gained from his experience in aneurysm surgery to current and future generations of neurosurgeons,in aneurysm surgery to current and futuregenerations of neurosurgeons, Dr. Lawton has achieved a resounding success through this book. --Journal of Neurosurgery
- Commended for PROSE (Textbk/Clinical Medicine) 2015
ISBN: 9781604068757
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 1270g
352 pages