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Important tip: contralateral transcallosal-contralateral transchoroidal approach is the way to medial thalamic cavernomas but travels under fornix & requires forniceal retraction; Contralateral transcallosal-ipsilateral transchoroidal travels over fornix & avoids this retraction for better memory outcomes….

Michael T. Lawton, MD

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Michael T. Lawton, MD2 years ago

Watch Seven Series video showing this bifrontal craniotomy, contralateral transcallosal-ipsilateral transchoroidal fissure approach that drops fornix downward, resection of medial thalamic cavernous malformation, on our website @BarrowNeuro by clicking…

Michael T. Lawton, MD2 years ago

For the non-neurosurgeons, sorry for all the anatomical lingo. Bottom line: it means that you can reach targets deep in the brain safely if you study the brain’s tiny seams and nooks, and find ways to tread lightly….

Michael T. Lawton, MD2 years ago

And I should add, these insights allow us to go to places surgically where we never would have gone before.

Carlos Guanín Cabrera2 years ago

The precision of those hands... Immaculate.

David Hamilton2 years ago

🤯

Kabir Malek2 years ago

@Innov_Medicine Oh my god, neurosurgery amazes me out of my fricking mind

Dr Khalif Abdifatah2 years ago

This is the highest level of briliance

Shine2 years ago

Bravo.. where very few dare to tread!!

Steven Kasule.2 years ago

@DeonE64623300

Russ Lyon2 years ago

Way to go Uncle Mike!

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