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At the conclusion of this activity, participants
should be able to:
Have a clear knowledge of the surgical anatomy relevant to
orbitozygomatic, cavernous sinus, middle cranial fossa, transmastoid, jugular
foramen and transpetrosal skull base approaches.
Perform various skull
base approaches and microsurgical dissections with refined skull base
instrumentation.
Apply these advanced skull base techniques to clinical
cases with various cranial base lesions.
Temporal Bone Course
Features
One day of condensed teaching of microanatomy of the mastoid
and middle fossa, including retrolabyrinthine and translabyrinthine approach.
Nine dissection tables with temporal bone specimens and micro
instrumentation.
Whole Head Skull Base Dissection
Features
Three days of intensive dissection practice with specially
prepared whole head specimens
Silicone injected arteries and veins in
specimens
Twenty dissection tables with Olympus and Zeiss high
resolution inclinable microscopes
High performance Anspach drill system
Fukushima skull base instruments and Biomet Neuro-Skull
Base Microplates |
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For more information about
our courses please e-mail: inerf@carolinaneuroscience.com
Phone:
(919) 239-0264
Fax: (919) 239-0266
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Skull Base Surgery
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