脊椎動脈の歪みを伴う半顔筋縮のための微血管解圧:手術のニュアンスと文献レビューを含む単一センター100患者のシリーズ

Koichi Iwasaki1,2, Naoya Yoshimoto2, Kazushi Kitamura1

  • 11Department of Neurosurgery, Ainomiyako Neurosurgical Hospital; and.

Neurosurgical focus
|September 1, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

脊髄動脈 (VA) 圧迫によるヘミファシアル発作 (HFS) の患者は,男性と左側の有病率を含む,明確な臨床特徴を示しています. 効果的な治療には 慎重に手術を行うことが重要です

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