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The Krause operations.

¹Department of Neurological Surgery, School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco.

Journal of Neurosurgery

|June 1, 1992

Summary

Fedor Krause pioneered key neurosurgical techniques, including approaches to the trigeminal nerve, cerebellopontine angle, and pituitary and pineal regions. His foundational work significantly advanced neurological surgery, though its full impact remains underrecognized globally.

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Area of Science:

Neurosurgery
Surgical History

Background:

Fedor Krause's surgical innovations are reviewed, highlighting their foundational role in modern neurosurgery.
Specific "Krause operations" for accessing critical brain regions are detailed.

Discussion:

The review emphasizes the significance of Krause's contributions to operative technique.
Krause's approaches to the trigeminal ganglion, cerebellopontine angle, pituitary, and pineal regions are discussed.

Key Insights:

Krause's surgical methods represent fundamental advancements in neurological surgery.
The "Krause operations" facilitated access to previously challenging anatomical areas.

Outlook:

This review aims to elevate the global appreciation of Fedor Krause's substantial legacy in neurosurgical procedures.
Further recognition of Krause's pioneering work is encouraged for historical and educational purposes.

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