July 1, 2025

[Acoustic Neuroma:Surgical Strategy Using Intraoperative Monitoring and Trend Graphs from the Neurosurgery Perspective].

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Significant improvements in nerve preservation were observed using continuous monitoring techniques during surgery.
Patients showed notable outcomes with final preservation rates of ≥ 35.5% for hearing and ≥ 58.5% for facial nerve function.
Early identification of neural deterioration was achieved through a system implemented for real-time waveform visualization.
Comprehensive analyses revealed predictors for postoperative function based on intraoperative data across 282 patients.

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HNHirofumi Nakatomi

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Observational analysis found improved nerve preservation in 282 acoustic neuroma patients, suggesting enhanced surgical outcomes with 3D imaging and intraoperative monitoring.

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Hirofumi Nakatomi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af40a1cf1dd9ea359ecc88 https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.030126030530040693

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Observational analysis found improved nerve preservation in 282 acoustic neuroma patients, suggesting enhanced surgical outcomes with 3D imaging and intraoperative monitoring.

[Acoustic Neuroma:Surgical Strategy Using Intraoperative Monitoring and Trend Graphs from the Neurosurgery Perspective].

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[Acoustic Neuroma:Surgical Strategy Using Intraoperative Monitoring and Trend Graphs from the Neurosurgery Perspective].

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