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Minimally Invasive Brain Port Approach for Accessing Deep-Seated Lesions Using Simple Syringe World Neurosurg. (2018) 117:54-61 Retraction-related injury is a recognized complication in neurosurgery. Use of tubular retractors that distribute the pressure on brain tissue was introduced to minimize brain injury.
Minimally Invasive Brain Port Approach for Accessing Deep-Seated Lesions Using Simple Syringe World Neurosurg. (2018) 117:54-61 Retraction-related injury is a recognized complication in neurosurgery. Use of tubular retractors that distribute the pressure on brain tissue was introduced to minimize brain injury.
"Brain Port". learned about this, very briefly, today at Library and Archives Canada in a talk by Peter Morville.
