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Surgical occlusion of the leptomeningeal drainage is a safe and effective treatment for intracranial dural arteriovenous fistulas without dural sinus drainage
New gastric bypass device: a new device and procedure to replace conventional gastric bypass surgery for obesity through an endoluminal prosthesis that is implanted into the gastric cavity
Patent number WO 01/35832: Material technology for endoscopic clipping: new Nitinol endoscopic clipping device and its application in surgery
Telemetric sensor technology for the detection of bleeding: a new sensor device that can be implaneted into the digestive tract for optical detection of haemorrhage
"what does an â´idealâ´ vr system device for surgical simulation need: is there a â´holy grailâ´ in simulation system land?"
Francesco Rizzoli (1809-1880) and the elusive case of Giulia: the description of an "arteriovenous aneurysm passing through the wall of the skull"
The improved knowledge of the clinical and haemodynamical aspects of extracranial arteriovenous malformations in the 18th century provided a foundation for the understanding and treatment of cerebrovascular pathology. It was not until the late 19th century that detailed clinicopathological reports of intracranial arteriovenous malformations were published. A seminal report by the Italian surgeon Francesco Rizzoli described Giulia, a 9-year-old girl who presented with seizures and an occipital pulsanting swelling in 1873. Rizzoli used Giulia's signs and symptoms to predict the complex angioarchitecture of her "arteriovenous aneurysm passing through the wall of skull". Postmortem examination confirmed the supposed diagnosis, and showed a direct communication between the hypertrophic branches of the ocipital artery and the transverse sinus. The clinical course of that case is briefly reviewed in this article and the diagnosis of this unusual arteriovenous shunt is discussed in light of current neurosurgical knowledge
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