Prof. Munir Elias

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IN THE MEMORY OF MY GREAT TEACHER

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NEUROSURGERY

This site is directed mainly to the medical audience and neurosurgeons, partially aimed to present the operative and academic activities of Prof. Munir A. Elias Shawash over 30 years period. Here the neurosurgeon can find the standards and new modifications in the treatment strategies in paraplegia, brain tumor, spinal cord injuries, head injury, pain management strategies, including neuralgia of different etiologies, movement disorders. Neurosurgeon needs a very long way to understand that, experience is important in this field of medicine - neurosurgery.
Stroke and ruptured arterial aneurysms remain in the upper list of difficult problems, which are far from perfection and the mortality rate remains high. Spinal surgery is extensive and take 80% of the neurosurgical activities: prolapsed disc , lumbar, cervical and dorsal are the top ranking in practice followed by other degenerative spine problems, such as spondylolisthesis, OPLL with cervical and lumbar canal stenosis.
Neurosurgery has time-sensitive decision-making strategies. This is governed by the rapidly changing status of the patient. Neurosurgeon must react accordingly to the recent moment. He must be able to predict, or at least to keep in mind the possible complications, and react with caution to prevent them, before they escalate. Intraoperative video documentation made it possible to analyze and retrospectively discover some causes of complications, which the neurosurgeon previously blamed himself for that. It became clear, that some triggering factors for complications are presenting before their eminence.
Not all new standards in neurosurgery can stand time. Only the good for the patient's outcome will stand and remain even, if they are too old.
The last years at Shmaisani hospital functional neurophysiologic navigation ISIS Inomed Highline 32 channels and  BrainLab Suite integrated with Siemens Verio 3 tesla fMRI with fibertraking (DTI) for intraoperative monitoring are in practice.

Inomed ISIS Functional Neuronavigtion.

Inomed ISIS IOM highline with 32 channel and Neuroexplorer version 4.2 is functioning for several months, starting from 01-August-2007. For more detailed information about this functional neuronavigation machine with its early alarming signals, please refer to inomed.com

Prestige LP Artificial cervical disc.

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Siemens Verio 3 tesla MRI

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Arnold-Chiari malformation
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Autoreferat
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Avoidance of cosmetic deformity in petroclival approaches
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Basics in metastatic brain tumors 
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Brown-Sequard syndrome due to PCD C5-6
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Cervical discectomy-new concepts
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Cervical Partial Coporectomy
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Cervical Spondylosis
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Congenital torticollis
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Discectomy prolapsed lumbar disc
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Drilling help minimize surgical trauma during flavotomy
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ENT Induced complications
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Extensive glomus jugulare resection & facial anastamosis direct from the brainstem
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Hemangioblastoma
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Highly malignant endocrine carcinoma mimicking posterior clinoid meningioma
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Intraspinal cysts
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Isthmic spondylolisthesis
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List of neurosurgical operations performed by the author during 1980-1996 
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Medulloblastoma
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Metastatic brain tumors
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Modified osteoplastic midline suboccipital approach
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New method in cubital tunnel release.
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Old established standards of carpal tunnel release.
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Optic chiasm glioma
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Ossification of Posterior Longitudinal Ligament.
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Paragangliomas
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Paraplegia
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Paraplegia discussion 
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Prestige LP cervical disc system
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Prolapsed dorsal disc
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Recurrent prolapsed lumbar disc
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Sacrococcygeal chordoma.
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Spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage.
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Syringomeylia
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Tethered cord syndrome
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Tuberculous granulomatous compression of the
cervical spine
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Single metastatic brain tumors
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When Hi-Tech is not needed!