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New health and medicine research has been reported by scientists at Suzhou University
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, June 20th, 2008
" Despite the presigmoid transpetrosal approach has been used by different researchers in various ways, the surgical injury rate remains high. Applying a minimally invasive keyhole idea, we devised a presigmoid transpetrosal keyhole approach (PTKA), classified and quantitatively assessed their approach to the petroclival area on a cadaver model by using a neuronavigation system," investigators in People's Republic of China report.
" The presigmoid transpetrosal keyhole approach was divided into four increasingly morbidity-producing steps: retrolabyrinthine, partial labyrinthectomy with petrous apicectomy, translabyrinthine and transcochlear keyhole approaches. Six...
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