Safe reoperation for a newly developed brainstem cavernoma in a different region after prior resection

Even after prior brainstem surgery, subsequent resections of newly developed cavernomas in distinct locations can be performed safely. Detailed preoperative planning with tractography and rigorous intraoperative monitoring are pivotal in minimizing surgical risk and optimizing outcomes.

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Surgical Neurology International
Published
2025-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.25259/sni_1107_2025
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Vascular Malformations Diagnosis and Treatment
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Abstract

Even after prior brainstem surgery, subsequent resections of newly developed cavernomas in distinct locations can be performed safely. Detailed preoperative planning with tractography and rigorous intraoperative monitoring are pivotal in minimizing surgical risk and optimizing outcomes.

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