… in traumatic brain injuries with minimal morbidity. In this article we describe the rationale of
cisternostomy as … These mechanisms, coupled with outcomes from various centers practicing …

… , and limitations of cisternostomy and to compare it with … cisternostomy, pre and postoperative
neurological status and … mechanism of TBIs helps to understand the pathophysiology …

… of cisternostomy in the management of TBI. Specifically, we will discuss surgical indications
for cisternostomy; the surgical … system for cisternostomy in terms of its mechanisms of action. …

… depend on 2 different mechanisms: the primary … cisternostomy in the management of severe
cases of TBI. However, the technique is still considered to be an optional adjuvant surgical …

… for traumatic brain injury were included in this study [Figure 1]. All 40 patients consented for
surgery … One possible mechanism that makes cisternostomy work could be better circulation …

… [1] Raised intracranial pressure (ICP) is a major culprit in the pathophysiology of traumatic
brain injury and current managements are targeted at reducing the same. Initially, medical …

… Please note the position of the frontal and parietal burr holes that should be at a proper …
Cisternostomy vs decompressive craniectomy for the management of traumatic brain injury: a …

… Lately, traumatic brain injury scenario has undergone … surgery have shown the effectiveness
of cisternostomy in the treatment of selected patients affected by severe brain injury.6 …

… mechanism [12], our research on TBI did not find that it can prevent the occurrence of
delayed hydrocephalus, which may also indicate that the pathophysiology mechanisms of SAH …

… most of the global burden of traumatic brain injury (TBI), but they … , pathophysiology, practice,
evidence, and implications of … However, we note that economic comparisons have been …