Subtemporal minimally invasive craniotomy

With this approach the incision is made in front of the ear, behind the hair, and skull opening is 2 centimeters. The surgery is performed under endoscopic vision with the advantage of minimal brain retraction.

Indications for surgery

• Middle fossa tumors (Meningiomas, Scwannomas, etc.)
• High posterior fossa tumors (Petro-clival meningioma, etc.)

Dr. Davidovich heads the minimally invasive Department of Neuroendoscopy located at the renowned Rabin Medical Center in Israel, known for its world class medical treatment facilities.

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* The information above is partial and for general knowledge. Professional literature is recommended for more complete information.