Neurological Surgery 脳神経外科49巻3号

2021年05月発行

特集 グリオーマ—現在の常識と近未来のスタンダード Ⅲグリオーマの手術technique

脳神経ネットワークと覚醒下手術

著者： 木下雅史¹ 中田光俊¹

所属機関： ¹金沢大学脳神経外科

ページ範囲：P.556 - P.567

Point
・覚醒下手術はグリオーマに対する有用な治療法として確立された手法である．
・大脳の多くの神経ネットワークが解明され，術中評価と機能温存が可能となった．
・さまざまな高次脳機能温存と神経機能解明のために，覚醒下手術の発展が期待される．

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