craniectomy

the surgeon decided to perform a decompressive craniectomy to reduce intracranial pressure.

a large hemicraniectomy is often necessary for patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

cranioplasty is the surgical procedure that follows a craniectomy to repair the skull defect.

the patient underwent an emergency craniectomy following a massive hemorrhagic stroke.

postoperative care after a craniectomy requires vigilant monitoring for signs of infection.

the medical team discussed the risks and benefits of a bifrontal craniectomy.

survival rates have improved significantly with the use of early craniectomy for stroke patients.

during the craniectomy, a bone flap was removed to allow the swollen brain to expand.

the indication for craniectomy includes refractory intracranial hypertension.

rehabilitation is a long process for many patients recovering from a craniectomy.

the neurosurgeon specialized in minimally invasive craniectomy techniques.

complications associated with craniectomy may include hydrocephalus or bone resorption.