Neurol. praxi. 2010;11(6):415-417

Intraoperative 3D sonography in neurosurgery

MUDr.Michal Filip, Ph.D., MUDr.Petr Linzer, MUDr.Filip Šámal, Ph.D.
Neurochirurgie KNTB Zlín

Ultrasound imaging is one of the most available perioperative imaging methods. Ultrasound imaging is based on registering of echo

signals reflected by tissue. The basic modality of examination is two-dimensional (2D) imaging in various modes. In neurosurgery, the

2D imaging is succesfully used for intraoperative imaging. Nowadays, the use of ultrasound 3D imaging is spreading in neurological and

neurosurgical practice. The three-dimensional imaging alike CT or MRI facititates delineation of pathological lesions. An improvement

of perioperative imaging during neurosurgical procedures is expected. First experiences in 3D ultrasound imaging of the glioblastoma

resection are presented in this short statement.

Keywords: 3D ultrasound imaging, intraoperative detection, sufficient resection of glioblastoma

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