As detailed below, years later Kartush's attempts to develop intraoperative monitoring guidelines would be repeatedly rebuked by the national medical societies.
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Black and his colleagues have used intraoperative MRI on 156 patients " who were thought to be surgically unapproachable, " he reports.
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Like other brain tumor patients who have had intraoperative MRI surgery at Brigham and Women's, Ciufo was considered inoperable by other neurosurgeons.
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Doing so permits the surgery to proceed while minimizing the likelihood of severe intraoperative hypertension ( as might occur when the tumor is manipulated ).
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It was also found that some patients require a more detailed interview to jog their memories for intraoperative experiences but these are only untraumatic cases.
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Part of the wider field of computer-assisted surgery, image-guided surgery can take place in hybrid operating rooms using intraoperative imaging.
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This technique is associated with less wound complications, better soft tissue healing ( because of less soft tissue manipulati ) and decreased intraoperative time.
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A German, M . J . Theis, reported the first successful use of intraoperative autotransfusion in 1914, with a ruptured ectopic pregnancy.
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The VISIUS iMRI and iCT products were available in multiple room configurations so imaging could be utilized in other rooms for intraoperative or diagnostic scanning.
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In some cases post traumatic stress disorder ( PTSD ) may arise after intraoperative awareness, causing the patient to require counseling for an extended period.
