| stereotactic neurosurgery |
Microsurgical intervention in deep brain structures for lesion, biopsy or implantation that is based on careful planning using a three-dimensional coordinate system established with the help of neuroimaging.
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| stereocilia |
Hairlike extensions jutting from one end of the inner ear
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| stereology |
The method of quantifying volume and surface area components in a structure.
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| stereotactic |
refers to use of precise coordinates to identify deep structures of the brain. The coordinates may be obtained by fitting a patient's head with a special frame and taking a CT or MRI scan. The position of the brain structures relative to the frame permits fine localization of the deep brain structures. Stereotactic methods are used during brain surgery for tremor, Parkinson's disease, and dystonia. These brain structures are located with precise, three-dimensional coordinates.
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| stereotactic |
Originated from the Greek words stereo meaning three dimensional and tactos meaning touched and relating to stereotaxy.
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