Thieme Meningiomas of the Skull Base - Neurosurgery Textbook

Meningiomas represent the second most frequent type of intracranial tumor. Because they originate from the extensive meninges, they present a wide range of possible locations and appearances. This variety often leads to diverse differential diagnoses and requires highly variable therapeutic approaches. This medical text by Thieme provides a comprehensive look at the management of these tumors. The introductory sections cover essential foundations, including tumor pathology, the evolution of surgical methods, and specialized instrumentation. It also addresses modern necessities such as intraoperative monitoring and the specific role of radiosurgery in contemporary neurosurgical practice. Designed for medical professionals, the book includes ten specialized surgical chapters that cover individual regions of occurrence. This resource helps practitioners navigate the complexities of skull base meningiomas through detailed clinical insights and updated surgical perspectives.