LIMITATIONS OF AWAKE CRANIOTOMY IN THE SURGERY OF BRAIN GLIOMAS. CASE REPORTS
Mamadaliev Dilshod MuhammadvalievichRepublican specialized scientific-practical medical center of neurosurgery.Tashkent, Uzbekistan Peoples Friendship University of RussiaYakubov Jakhongir BakhodirovichRepublican specialized scientific-practical medical center of neurosurgery.Tashkent, Uzbekistan Peoples Friendship University of RussiaGayrat KarievRepublican specialized scientific-practical medical center of neurosurgery.Tashkent, Uzbekistan Peoples Friendship University of RussiaAsadullaev Ulugbek МaksudovichRepublican specialized scientific-practical medical center of neurosurgery.Tashkent, Uzbekistan Peoples Friendship University of RussiaZokirov Kamoliddin SodiqovichRepublican specialized scientific-practical medical center of neurosurgery.Tashkent, Uzbekistan Peoples Friendship University of RussiaAkramov Dilyor FakhriddinovichRepublican specialized scientific-practical medical center of neurosurgery.Tashkent, Uzbekistan Peoples Friendship University of Russia
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Actuality. Awake craniotomy, a method that allows intraoperative cortical mapping and functional cognitive testing, has now become the method of choice for resection of brain gliomas, which are located in or nearby eloquent cerebral cortex. But the procedure requires a strict election of the patients in order to avoid various intraoperative complications. Objective. Sharing our two cases from our experience of using awake craniotomy that where not successful due to some limitations. Materials and methods: This work is based on the analysis of 2 cases from our practice of patients who underwent awake brain tumor surgery in our skull base department of the Republican Scientific Practical Center for Neurosurgery
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