Japanese Journal of Neurosurgery
Online ISSN : 2187-3100
Print ISSN : 0917-950X
ISSN-L : 0917-950X
Current Status and Future Direction of Image Guided Operating Room(<SPECIAL ISSUE>Operation Suite in 21st Century)
Yuichi MurayamaToshihiro IshibashiTakayuki SaguchiMasaki EbaraHideki ArakawaKoreaki IrieHiroyasu NagashimaAkira IsoshimaHiroki OhashiMasataka KatoHiroyuki TakaoTatsuhiro JokiSatoshi IkeuchiToshiaki Abe
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2011 Volume 20 Issue 4 Pages 254-258

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Endovascular therapies and microsurgical clipping technique have proven to be successful in treating most neurovascular diseases. However, more complex shaped aneurysms still exist and these types of aneurysm should be treated by using high-end endovascular, surgical technique, and combined use of both techniques with modern imaging assistance. A newly designed surgical digital subtraction angiography system was installed in a hybrid operating room. The system is used as an intra-operative imaging tool for various neurosurgical procedures such as aneurysm clipping or spine instrumentation. During surgical procedures, intra-operative 2D/3D angiography and C-arm based CT imaging (Dyna-CT) are performed and newly developed virtual navigation soft-ware to treat deep seated intracranial lesions and needle placement. We report the current status and future direction of modern imaging technology in hybrid operating rooms.

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© 2011 The Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons
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