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Contents
- Front Matter
- Section 1 Principles of neurological surgery
- 1 The history of neurosurgeryEleni Maratos and Henry Marsh
- 2 Clinical assessmentPeter Bodkin and Elizabeth Visser
- 3 Overview of neuroimagingTomasz Matys, Daniel. J. Scoffings, and Tilak Das
- 4 The operating theatre environmentNeil Kitchen and Jonathan Shapey
- 5 Perioperative care of the neurosurgical patientKarol P. Budohoski, Alessandro Scudellari, Sylvia Karcheva, and Derek Duane
- Section 2 Tumours and skull base-intrinsic tumour
- 6 Low-grade gliomaThomas Santarius, Lorenzo Bello, and Hugues Duffau
- 7 High-grade gliomas and molecular biology of neurosurgical oncologyStephen J. Price, Harry Bulstrode, and Richard Mair
- 8 Intracranial metastasesAndrew Brodbelt and Rasheed Zakaria
- 9 Primary central nervous system lymphoma Boon Leong Quah, Thangaraj Munusamy, and Colin Watts
- 10 Glioneuronal and other epilepsy-associated tumoursMatthias Simon and Alexander Grote
- 11 Radiotherapy and radiosurgery for brain tumoursSusan Short
- 12 Chemotherapy for brain tumoursNicholas F. Brown, Daniel Krell, and Paul Mulholland
- 13 Surgical techniques in the management of intrinsic tumoursShawn Hervey-Jumper and Mitchel Berger
- Section 3 Tumours and skull base— extra-axial and skull lesions
- 14 Meningiomas and haemangiopericytoma (HPC): Solitary fibrous tumour (SFT)Harjus S. Birk, Seunggu J. Han, Ramez W. Kirollos, Thomas Santarius, and Michael W. McDermott
- 15 Chordomas and chondrosarcomas of the skull baseRami O. Almefty and Ossama Al-Mefty
- 16 Dermoid and epidermoid cystsAndrew McEvoy
- 17 EsthesioneuroblastomaGeorgios Klironomos, Lior Gonen, and Fred Gentili
- 18 Malignant skull base tumoursBenedict Panizza and Adel Helmy
- 19 Surgical management of tumours of the orbitJoseph D. Chabot, S. Tonya Stefko, and Paul Gardner
- 20 Skull lesionsGiorgio Gioffre and Ivan Timofeev
- 21 Surgical management of anterolateral skull base lesionsMichael D. Cusimano and Michael P. Meier
- Section 4 Tumours and skull base—CP angle lesions
- 22 SchwannomasTiit Mathiesen, Petter Förander, and David Pettersson
- 23 Glomus tumoursOmar Pathmanaban and Andrew King
- 24 Surgical management of cerebellopontine angle and petrous lesionsNicholas Hall, Yuval Sufaro, and Andrew H. Kaye
- Section 5 Tumours and skull base—sellar and suprasellar tumours
- 25 Pituitary tumoursKanna Gnanalingham, Zsolt Zador, Tara Kearney, Federico Roncaroli, and H. Rao Gattamaneni
- 26 Craniopharyngioma and Rathke’s cleft cystsRudolf Fahlbusch, V. Gerganov, and H. Metwali
- 27 Surgical management of sellar and suprasellar tumoursJayson A. Neil and William T. Couldwell
- Section 6 Tumours and skull base—posterior fossa
- 28 MedulloblastomaJames Rutka
- 29 EpendymomaChristopher Chandler
- 30 HaemangioblastomaAmmar Natalwala and Donald MacArthur
- 31 Surgical approaches to posterior fossa tumoursJacques J. Morcos, Osaama H. Khan, and Ashish H. Shah
- Section 7 Tumours and skull base—intraventricular
- 32 Intraventricular tumoursPaul Grundy and Vasileios Apostolopoulos
- 33 Colloid cystsAsim Sheikh and Paul Chumas
- 34 Choroid plexus tumoursJonathan Roth, Rina Dvir, and Shlomi Constantini
- 35 Surgical management of intraventricular lesionsEduardo C. Ribas, Guilherme C. Ribas, and Ramez W. Kirollos
- Section 8 Tumours and skull base—pineal
- 36 Pineal tumoursMueez Waqar, Samantha Mills, Conor L. Mallucci, and Michael D. Jenkinson
- 37 Surgical management of pineal region lesionsChristoph M. Woernle, René L. Bernays, and Nicolas de Tribolet
- Section 9 Tumours and skull base—tumour syndromes
- 38 NeurophakomatosesFay Greenway, Frances Elmslie, and Timothy Jones
- 39 Uncommon brain lesionsYizhou Wan, Hani J. Marcus, and Thomas Santarius
- Section 10 Neurotrauma and intensive care
- 40 Epidemiology of head injury and outcome after head injuryNabeel Alshafai and Andrew Maas
- 41 Pathophysiology of traumatic brain injuryJohn K. Yue, Hansen Deng, Ethan A. Winkler, John F. Burke, Catherine G. Suen, and Geoffrey T. Manley
- 42 Intensive care management of head injuryMatthew A. Kirkman and Martin Smith
- 43 Surgical management of head injuryHadie Adams, Angelos G. Kolias, Adel Helmy, Peter J.A. Hutchinson, and Randall M. Chesnut
- 44 Complications of head injuryFardad T. Afshari, Antonio Belli, and Peter C. Whitfield
- 45 Concussion and sports-related head injuryMark Wilson
- Section 11 Vascular neurosurgery
- 46 Normal cerebrovascular physiology and vascular anatomyDiederik O. Bulters and Andrew Durnford
- 47 The pathophysiology of aneurysmsFederico Cagnazzo, Giuseppe Lanzino, and Neal F. Kassell
- 48 The pathophysiology of subarachnoid haemorrhageJason McMillen
- 49 Management of subarachnoid haemorrhageRoberto Rodriguez Rubio, Brian P. Walcott, and Michael T. Lawton
- 50 Cerebral arteriovenous malformations and dural arteriovenous fistulaeMichael Morgan
- 51 Carotid artery disease and cerebral ischaemiaKieron Sweeney, A. O’Hare, and Mohsen Javadpour
- 52 Extracranial-intracranial bypass for cerebral ischaemiaMathew R. Guilfoyle and Peter J. Kirkpatrick
- 53 Giant aneurysms and bypass surgeryMario Teo, Omar Choudhri, and Michael Lawton
- 54 Spontaneous intracranial haematomaBerk Orakcioglu and Andreas W. Unterberg
- 55 Cavernomata and angiographically occult lesionsJanneke van Beijnum and Hiren Patel
- Section 12 Spinal surgery—principles
- 56 Surgical principles in spinal surgerySimon Thomson, Chris Derham, and Senthil Selvanathan
- 57 Spinal stabilityPeter R. Loughenbury and Richard M. Hall
- 58 Spinal physiologySadaquate Khan, Kevin Tsang, and Lamia Nayeb
- 59 Medical pathologies of the spinal cordChris McGuigan, Karen O’Connell, Eavan McGovern, and Iain McGurgan
- Section 13 Spinal surgery
- 60 Cervical spinal diseaseNavin Furtado, Georgios Tsermoulas, and Adikarige Haritha Dulanka Silva
- 61 Thoracic spinal diseaseKieron Sweeney, Catherine Moran, and Ciaran Bolger
- 62 Lumbar spinal diseaseChristopher G. Kellett and Matthew J. Crocker
- 63 Spinal tumoursJohn Brecknell and Boon Leong Quah
- 64 Vascular lesions of the spinal cordDaniel Walsh
- 65 Spinal cerebrospinal fluid dynamicsGraham Flint
- 66 Scoliosis and spinal deformityNigel Gummerson
- Section 14 Spinal trauma
- 67 Managing spinal cord traumaSaksith Smithason, Bryan S. Lee, and Edward C. Benzel
- 68 Cervical spine injuriesCalan Mathieson, Chris Barrett, and Likhith Alakandy
- 69 Thoracic and lumbar spine injuriesBedansh Roy Chaudhary and Shiong Wen Low
- 70 Spinal cord injury rehabilitationFahim Anwar, Wail Ahmed, Tamara Tajsic, Damiano G. Barone, and Harry Mee
- Section 15 Peripheral nerve surgery
- 71 ElectrodiagnosticsAlan Forster and Robert Morris
- 72 Entrapment syndromesGrainne Bourke and Mobin Syed
- 73 Supraclavicular brachial plexus and peripheral nerve injuriesJonathan Perera and Marco Sinisi
- 74 Peripheral nerve tumoursRikin Trivedi and Vincent Nga
- Section 16 Functional neurosurgery
- 75 Principles of deep brain stimulationErlick A.C. Pereira, Alexander L. Green, and Tipu Z. Aziz
- 76 Movement disordersKeyoumars Ashkan and Ismail Ughratdar
- 77 SpasticityJohn Goodden, Catherine Hernon, and Brian Scott
- 78 Pain pathophysiology and surgical managementRichard Mannion and Rokas Tamosauskas
- 79 Cranial nerve vascular compression syndromesMarc Sindou and George Georgoulis
- 80 Neurosurgical interventions for psychiatric disordersChris Bervoets, Bart Nuttin, and Loes Gabriëls
- Section 17 Epilepsy
- 81 Classification of seizures and epilepsyAndrew McEvoy, Tim Wehner, and Victoria Wykes
- 82 Epilepsy—diagnosis and assessmentRichard Selway
- 83 Surgical management of epilepsyJohannes Schramm
- Section 18 Paediatrics
- 84 Developmental disorders of the brainColin Ferrie, Daniel Warren, and Atul Tyagi
- 85 Spinal development and spinal dysraphismDominic Thompson
- 86 Craniofaciosynostosis: Syndromic and non-syndromic craniofacial anomaliesFederico Di Rocco, Pierre-Aurelien Beuriat, and Eric Arnaud
- 87 Special considerations in paediatric head and spinal traumaAndrew Kay, Desiderio Rodrigues, Melanie Sharp, and Guirish Solanki
- 88 Paediatric brain tumoursJonathan Roth and Shlomi Constantini
- 89 Paediatric hydrocephalusMatt Bailey, Chris Parks, and Conor L. Mallucci
- 90 Paediatric neurovascular disordersHelen G. McCullagh, Tufail Patankar, Tony Goddard, and Atul Tyagi
- 91 Paediatric epilepsySophia Varadkar and Martin Tisdall
- Section 19 CSF disorders
- 92 Hydrocephalus and normal CSF dynamicsAlexander Gamble and Harold Rekate
- 93 Shunt technology and endoscopic ventricular surgeryIan K. Pople and William Singleton
- 94 Normal pressure hydrocephalusNicole C. Keong
- 95 Pseudotumour cerebri syndromeJohn Pickard and Nicholas Higgins
- 96 Arachnoid cystsRuichong Ma and Stana Bojanic
- Section 20 Infection
- 97 MicrobiologyWalter A. Hall
- 98 Cranial infectionsThangaraj Munusamy, Boon Hoe Tan, and Eugene Yang
- 99 Spinal infectionNicholas Haden and Edward White
- End Matter