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Technical adjuncts in neurosurgery.

Abstract

Modifications of several surgical adjuncts are presented: a balanced microscope stand with mouthpiece and hand controls, a piston release operating stool, a support device for resting the surgeon's arms, a table mounted arm with coupling head for attaching self-retaining brain retractors, fish hook retractors, suction tubes, bipolar forceps, aneurysm clips and mobile tip mirrors. Although many of these changes are minor, they considerably facilitate microneurosurgical procedures.

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M G Yasargil, W M Vise, D C Bader. 1977. Technical adjuncts in neurosurgery.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/918830/

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