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3. Simulation to become a better neurosurgeon. An international prospective controlled trial: the PASSION study

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Fanizzi, Claudia, Carone, Giovanni, Rocca, Alessandra, Ayadi, Roberta, Petrenko, Veronika, Casali, Cecilia, Rani, Martina, Giachino, Marta, Falsitta, Lydia Viviana, Gambatesa, Enrico, Galbiati, Tommaso Francesco, Orena, Eleonora Francesca, Tramacere, Irene, Riker, Nicole Irene, Mocca, Alessandro, Najib, Abdelaziz, Ndroqi, Adrian, Tomas-Biosca, Ana, Dimitrov, Anatoli, Budenas, Antanas, Fedaravicius, Augustinas, Ouchene, Aicha, Corentin, Dauleac, Bah, Djenaba, Erhart, Friedrich, Alić, Fahrudin, Mehdi, Foughali, Bechri, Hajar, Golubović, Jagoš, Delaunois, Julien, Rampini, Angela, Simaitis, Karolis, Lepic, Milan, Grada, Mirel, Fimic, Miroslav, Elsayed Matter, Mohamed Amgad, Safouane, Benachour Mohamed, Lasica, Nebojsa, Parras, Olga, Xu, Ran, Rik, Demaerel, Rutkowska, Sandra, Castaldo, Margherita, Sarnecki, Tatyana, Elia, Angela, Rossmann, Tobias, Smolanka, Volodymyr, Fakhro, Fatima, Wang, Yinqian, Yang, Yakun, Yeshuai, Hu, Baldassarre, Bianca, Di Perna, Giuseppe, Qi, Lei, Zhongxing, Ye, Lucifero, Alice, Zhao, Yuhao, Cojazzi, Vittoria, Mezzini, Gianluca, Kuru, Bektaşoğlu Pınar, Minichiello, Marina, Xiong, Wenping, Cui, Yan, Tan, Zhigang, Lu, Yue, Xu, Li, Gang, Deng, Tao, Xiaoyang, Svoboda, Norbert, Wang, Shiqiang, Zhoul, Zhijie, Tao, Chang, D'Ammando, Antonio, Grassia, Fabio, Wang, Dong, Sun, Jidong, Chen, Yanwei, Wei, Zongdang, Stevens, Andrew, Njiric, Niko, Cancedda, Marco, Özdemir, Ahmet Faruk, Tahmazoglu, Burak, Porto, Edoardo, Thana, Namer, Adil, Aqsa, Crisà, Francesco, Schaller, Karl, Meling, Torstein Ragnar, DiMeco, Francesco, and Perin, Alessandro

Abstract

Surgical training traditionally adheres to the apprenticeship paradigm, potentially exposing trainees to an increased risk of complications stemming from their limited experience. To mitigate this risk, augmented and virtual reality have been considered, though their effectiveness is difficult to assess.

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2024
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6. Infection-related failure of autologous versusallogenic cranioplasty after decompressive hemicraniectomy – A systematic review and meta-analysis

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Cerveau, Tiphaine, Rossmann, Tobias, Clusmann, Hans, and Veldeman, Michael

Abstract

Cranioplasty is required after decompressive craniectomy (DC) to restore brain protection and cosmetic appearance, as well as to optimize rehabilitation potential from underlying disease. Although the procedure is straightforward, complications either caused by bone flap resorption (BFR) or graft infection (GI), contribute to relevant comorbidity and increasing health care cost. Synthetic calvarial implants (allogenic cranioplasty) are not susceptible to resorption and cumulative failure rates (BFR and GI) tend therefore to be lower in comparison with autologous bone. The aim of this review and meta-analysis is to pool existing evidence of infection-related cranioplasty failure in autologous versusallogenic cranioplasty, when bone resorption is removed from the equation.

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2023
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8. Nitric-Oxide Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence Applied to Low-Pressure Hypersonic Flow Fields for the Imaging of Mixture Fraction

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Rossmann, Tobias, Mungal, M. Godfrey, and Hanson, Ronald K.

Abstract

The scalar-field imaging of a hypersonic mixing flow is performed in a mixing facility that is shock tunnel driven. The instantaneous mixture-fraction field of a hypersonic two-dimensional mixing layer (M_1 = 5.1, M_2 = 0.3) is determined with a temperature-insensitive planar laser-induced fluorescence technique with nitric oxide (NO) as the tracer species. Single-shot images are obtained with the broadband excitation of a reduced temperature-sensitivity transition in the A^2∑^+ ? X^2Π^1/2 (0, 0) band of NO near 226 nm. The instantaneous mixture-fraction field at a convective Mach number of 2.64 is shown to be nearly identical to a typical diffusive process, supporting the notion of gradient-transport mixing models for highly compressible mixing layers.

Published
2003

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