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Managing Intraoperative Bleeding During Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy (ETV)

Managing Intraoperative Bleeding During Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy (ETV) Description: This video focuses on the management of intraoperative bleeding encountered during an endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) procedure for a secondary failure of ETV for tectal glioma with hydrocephalus. Preoperative MRI showed closure of stoma. An attempt to ensure complete ETV with fenestrations of any visible membranes beyond the third ventricular stoma the sheath and telescope was taken beyond the stoma resulting in brisk arterial bleeding. Intraoperative hemorrhage is a critical challenge in neuroendoscopy, requiring swift and precise intervention to ensure patient safety and surgical success. Key highlights of this video include: Identifying the Source of Bleeding: Recognizing common vascular structures and areas prone to injury during ETV. Hemostasis Techniques: Utilizing irrigation, bipolar cautery, and other methods to control bleeding effectively. Complication Management: Strategies to mitigate risks and maintain visualization in the event of significant bleeding. The video provides real-time surgical footage, detailed commentary on anatomy, and expert tips to help neurosurgeons navigate this complex scenario. This content aims to enhance preparedness and confidence in handling similar situations in practice. Postoperative angiogram was done twice to rule out pseudoaneurysm, which was negative. The source of bleeding might be a small perforator. Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational purposes only and should be used in conjunction with hands-on training under the guidance of experienced neurosurgeons. Also watch    • Failed Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy wi...   #Neurosurgery #SurgicalEducation #BrainSurgery #Endoscopy #Neuroendoscopy #EndoscopicThirdVentriculostomy #ETV #NeurosurgicalComplications #BleedingControl #Hydrocephalus#NeurosurgeryTraining #ResidentEducation #SurgicalSkills #MedicalTraining #Neurosurgeon #MedicalYouTube #SurgicalVideos #HealthcareEducation #YouTubeLearning #NeurosurgicalTechniques