Intr Operative-Electro Physiological Monitoring

Intraoperative monitoring is a crucial technique that significantly improves surgical outcomes by protecting neural structures and ensuring patient safety. This session provides a detailed introduction and rationale for using intraoperative monitoring, covering various types and methods. Learn how to identify vital neural structures such as the facial nerve, functional filum, and brainstem nuclei during surgery. Explore the process of monitoring patients throughout the surgery, focusing on sensory pathways and spinal cord monitoring, supported by relevant clinical images and videos. Additionally, delve into electrophysiological techniques for localizing functional areas, including Somatosensory Evoked Potentials (SSEPs) and Direct Cortical Stimulation or Motor Evoked Potentials (MEPs). Join us to enhance your knowledge of intraoperative monitoring, ensuring precision and safety in your surgical practice. See More