Author index

Author index

Aliev, V. A. 53 Andres, R. 153 Aoyama, T. 133, 137 Auque, J. 167

Baba, H. 97 Barth, A. 129, 153 Bjeljac, M. 65, 105 Brekenfeld, C. 153 Bremmer, J. P. 143

Cesnulis, E. 23 Curcic, M. 23, 105 Date, I. 7 Endo, S. 123

Fandino, J. 177 Fro¨sen, J. 3 Fujiki, M. 17, 31 Fujimoto, S. 159

Ha¨nggi, D. 115 Hatano, T. 133, 137 Hernesniemi, J. 3, 17, 31, 111

Imhof, H.-G. 23, 39, 93, 105 Inoue, T. 77, 159

Ishii, K. 3, 17, 31, 111 Itakura, T. 87

Ja¨a¨skela¨inen, J. 3 Jouanneau, E. 167

Kaku, Y. 11 Kaminogo, M. 97 Karatas, A. 3, 111 Keller, E. 65, 177 Khan, N. 23, 39, 105, 149

Kivipelto, L. 3, 17, 31 Kivisaari, R. 3 Kobayashi, S. 59

Koenue–Leblebicioglu, D. 23 Koivisto, T. 3

Ko¨nu¨, D. 177 Kozlov, A. V. 53 Krayenbu¨hl, N. 65 Kubo, M. 123 Kuhmonen, J. 111 Kuwayama, N. 123 Lehecka, M. 3

Masuo, O. 87 Matsumoto, H. 87 Matsutani, M. 59 Miyata, A. 59 Murakami, M. 133, 137 Murakami, N. 77

Nagata, I. 97 Nakakuki, T. 133, 137 Nakamura, H. 59 Niemela¨, M. 3, 17, 31, 111 Nikitin, P. I. 53

Ogino, E. 133, 137 Ono, S. 7 Onoda, K. 7

Pangalu, A. 177 Piippo, A. 3, 111 Porras, M. 111

Reinert, M. 153 Rinne, J. 3 Ronkainen, A. 3 Roth, P. 23, 39

Sakurai, Y. 77 Sasahara, W. 7 Satoh, A. 59

Schmid-Elsaesser, R. 115 Schuknecht, B. 47 Seiler, R. W. 153 Semenyutin, V. B. 53 Shen, H. 3, 17, 31 Sindou, M. 167 Smrcka, M. 17 Steiger, H.-J. 115 Streefkerk, H. J. 143 Sugiu, K. 7 Suyama, K. 97

Tagawa, M. 7 Takahashi, T. 77 Tamesa, N. 7 Taussky, P. 153 Terada, T. 87 Tokunaga, K. 7

Tsukahara, T. 77, 133, 137 Tsumoto, T. 87

Tsumura, K. 123 Tsuura, M. 87 Tulleken, C. A. 143

Va¨a¨rt, K. 111

Watanabe, K. 7 Winkler, P. 111

Yamaga, H. 87 Yamamoto, H. 123

Yonekawa, Y. 23, 39, 65, 77, 93, 105, 149, 177

Yonekura, M. 77, 97

Yoshimura, S. 23

Acute surgery 111 Anastomosis 149 Anatomy 153 Aneurysm surgery 93 Angiography 153 Angiopathy 149 Approach 17, 31, 105

Arteriovenous malformation 105, 111 Awake surgery 105

Barbiturate coma 65

Basilar bifurcation aneurysm 31, 39 Bilateral carotid stenosis 133

Carotid artery stenting (CAS) 133 Carotid endarterectomy (CEA) 129, 133 Carotid stenosis 129

Cerebral aneurysm 7, 11, 17, 31 Cerebral autoregulation 53 Cerebral blood flow 53, 159 Cerebral revascularization 143, 153 Cerebral vasospasm 47, 65 Cerebral veins 167

Cerebral venous and dural sinus thrombosis 177

Classification 115 Clipping 23 Coil embolization 7 Complication 23

Elderly patients 97 Eloquent area 105 Embolisation 115 Embolization 87, 105 Endovascular coiling 39 Endovascular surgery 23

Endovascular treatment 7, 11, 47, 123 Extracranial-intracranial EC-IC bypass

149

Gamma-knife 105 GDC 11 Hypothermia 65

IC/IC bypass 143

Indirect revascularisation 149 Intracerebral haematoma 111 Intracranial aneurysm 17, 31 Intracranial aneurysms 93 Intracranial B-waves 53 Intracranial pressure 177 Intracranial venous system 167 Ischemia 65

Management outcome 93 Mass e¤ect 177

Microcatheter guided papaverine infusion 47

Paraclinoid aneurysm 23 Parasagittal meningiomas 167 Perforating artery injury 39 Pig 153

Pterional 17, 31

Radiosurgery 115 Remodeling technique 87 Rupture 7

SEAC 23

Selective extradural anterior clinoidectomy SEAC 39

Spasmolysis 65 Spectral analysis 53 Stent 87, 137

Subarachnoid haemorrhage 47, 111 Subarachnoid hemorrhage 7, 17, 59, 93,

97

Subtemporal 31 Supraorbital 17 Surgery 17, 31 Surgical treatment 123 Sympathetic storm 59 Syndrome 149

Systemic complication 59 Transcranial Doppler 53

Transluminal balloon angioplasty 47

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