Object Resection of spinal tumors traditionally requires bilateral subperiosteal muscle
stripping, extensive laminectomy, and, in cases of foraminal extension, partial or radical …

Meningiomas of the spine are the most common benign intradural extramedullary lesions
and account for 25%–46% of all spinal cord tumors in adults. The goal of treatment is …

OBJECTIVE: Spinal intradural-extramedullary neoplasms are uncommon lesions that
usually cause pain or neurological deficit secondary to neural compression. Traditional …

Study Design. Retrospective Case Series. Objective. To determine if extradural, intradural
extramedullary, and intramedullary spinal neoplasms can be safely resected through a …

Objective We report our experience with the use of hemilaminectomy approach for the
removal of benign intraspinal tumors. Method A retrospective review of 1,067 patients who …

OBJECT Spinal tumor resection has historically been performed via open approaches,
although minimally invasive approaches have recently been found to be effective in small …

Object Standard approaches to thoracic intradural tumors often involve a large incision and
significant tissue destruction. Minimally invasive techniques have been applied successfully …

Minimally invasive spine surgery has its roots in the mid‐twentieth century with a few
surgeons and a few techniques, but it has now developed into a large field of progressive …

Background and Study Aims Spinal schwannomas are benign slow-growing tumors, and
gross total resection is the gold standard of treatment. The conventional surgical approach is …

Abstract Background Context Endoscopy is increasingly being used for minimal
invasiveness and panoramic visualization, with unclear efficacy and safety among spinal …