ArticleActa neurochirurgica2025
Microsurgical opening of the carotid dural rings: how I do it.
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Abstract
backgroundParaclinoid aneurysms represent a challenge for neurosurgeons due to the anatomical complexity of this region and the technical difficulties involved in accessing this location.
methodsIn this work, we describe the surgical technique used to manage paraclinoid aneurysms, as exemplified through a clinical case. The distal dural ring (DDR) is exposed after the anterior clinoid process is resected extradurally. Then, the DDR is cut around the dorsal part of the carotid artery, moving toward the dura covering the optic nerve (ON). After, the lateral and ventral part of the ring is cut until the artery is freed from the dural attachment. The space between the proximal and DDR is visible and can be used as a proximal vascular control site if needed.
conclusionMicrosurgical clipping of paraclinoid aneurysms through a pterional or a keyhole approach, combined with a systematic technique for opening the carotid rings, is an excellent strategy for exposing and clipping paraclinoid aneurysms, yielding favorable clinical and surgical outcomes.
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