J Neurol Surg B Skull Base 2025; 86(S 01): S1-S576
DOI: 10.1055/s-0045-1803512
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Ventral C1-C2 Kissing Neurofibroma: Technical Nuances on Skull Base Approach and Bilateral Cord Rotation with Maximizing Safe Resection Corridors

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  • Adnan H. Shahid

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Mehdi Khaleghi

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Sudhir Suggala

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Danner Butler

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Garrett Dyess

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Ursula Hummel

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Danielle Chason

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

  • Jai D. Thakur

    1   University of South Alabama Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States
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We share our experience of a large ventral cervical-medullary neurofibroma resection in a 34-year-old female presenting with NF 1 with multiple cutaneous nodules and progressive myelopathic symptoms. The patient underwent a bilateral far lateral approach with C1 laminectomy in the prone position. The video discusses the technical nuances of tumor dissection from the brainstem-spinal cord, highlighting cord rotation to maximize lateral corridors. Gross total resection was achieved with progressively improving exams on 1-year follow-up.



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