Background: Unilateral coronal craniosynostosis causes three-dimensional craniofacial asymmetry. Although correction is usually performed during infancy, some patients present in adolescence with an untreated or persistent deformity. We describe an individualized hybrid reconstruction combining a patient-specific titan...
Doniyor Abdullayev, Khumayro Amini, Jakhongirmirzo Z. Yoldoshev et al.· Surgical neurology internati...· 0 citations
Background: Large asymmetric tuberculum sellae meningiomas are technically demanding anterior skull base lesions because of their close relationships with the optic apparatus and the anterior cerebral artery–anterior communicating artery complex (ACA-AComA). Although tumor lateralization is commonly considered during a...
U. Altibayev, Jakhongirmirzo Z. Yoldoshev, G. Kariev et al.· Surgical neurology internati...· 0 citations
It is illustrated that standard microsurgical craniotomy under general anesthesia may retain clinical value in carefully selected medial frontal gliomas involving the cingulate gyrus, particularly when bridging venous anatomy makes an interhemispheric surgical corridor potentially unsafe.
Jakhongirmirzo Z. Yoldoshev, U. Altibayev, G. Kariev et al.· Surgical neurology internati...· 0 citations
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