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This is a report of 15 consecutive cases of petroclival lesions performed by
transpetrosal approach over five years. Pathologies from these cases induce 13 cases of
tumors and two cases of aneurysms. All cases of tumors were over 4.5§¯ in size. Two
cases of very low-lying basilar bifurcation aneurysms and one case of facial schwanoma
extended to the petrosal tip and temporalfossa were operated with anrerior transpetrosal
approach. where as nine cases of petroclival tumor which was localized in the posterior
fossa were operated viapoterior transpetrosal approch. Of these nine cases. One case
withlower clival extension was removed totally by adding a retrosigmoid dural opening.
Remaining three casesextended to the Meckel's cave or cavernous sinus were operated
by combined anteior-posterior transpetrosal approach. Of the 12 cases done with
posterior transpetrosal or combined approach. nine cases with preserved serviceable
hearing were approached by retrolabylinthine technique and remaining three cases
without preservation of serviceable hearing were operated via retrolabylinthine techique.
Total removal wasachieved in 9 of 13 tumor cases. Of two cases, aneursmal neck of the
casewas clipped completely but was clipped together with right posterior cerebral artery
in second case. There was no significantly improved by the time of follow up
examination. Permanent postoperative dysfunction was present in 6 cases. hemiparesis in
2. facial paralysis in 2 and hearing important in 2 cases. These results suggest that
when selecting the surgical approach to the petroclival lesions. the size, location, extent
of the lesion and preperative status of the hearing were important factors to be
considered. We recommend combined anterior-posterior transpetrosal approach for the
complex lesions in the petroclival area which extends into the middle
fossa(Meckel'scavum or cavernous sinus). Also, we recommend combining with
retrosigmoid dural opening or a far lateral type of with brain stem invasion by tumor.
vascular encasement of cavernous sinus invasion without cranial nerve involvement. we
recommend subtotal resection of the tumor and radiosurgery to prevent permanent
postperative sequele.

Petroclival lesions; Transpetrosal approach; Surgical approach; combined approach; Postperative neurological complications.;

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