A novel adaptation of Latini’s modification of Klinger’s method of cerebral hemisphere preservation to develop a white matter dissection course for neurosurgical trainees.

Asha Venkatesh; Chris Tracey; Peter Bodkin

A novel adaptation of Latini’s modification of Klinger’s method of cerebral hemisphere preservation to develop a white matter dissection course for neurosurgical trainees.

Asha Venkatesh, Chris Tracey, Peter Bodkin

NHS Grampian

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Abstract

Modern imaging techniques e.g. MRI tractography have reinvigorated interest in white matter tract (WM) anatomy. Latini et al (2015) modified the original Klinger’s (1935) WM dissection technique; embalming the brain via carotid arterial perfusion followed by freezing which allows grey matter removal exposing underlying WM. Ethylene glycol in the Aberdeenembalming solution however interferes with freezing. We therefore modified this technique, facilitating brain preparation whilst embalming the remainder of the cadaver using standard protocol.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress
Publisher	Wiley
Pages	325-325
Number of pages	1
Volume	236
Edition	S1
Publication status	Published - 10 Apr 2020
Event	19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress - 9th - 11th August 2019, London, UK, London, United Kingdom Duration: 9 Aug 2019 → 11 Aug 2019

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Conference	19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	9/08/19 → 11/08/19

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Journal of Anatomy Volume 236: Proceedings of the 19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress, 9th - 11th August 2019, London, UK Apr 2020 Pages i-ii, 1-364

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Venkatesh, A., Tracey, C., & Bodkin, P. (2020). A novel adaptation of Latini’s modification of Klinger’s method of cerebral hemisphere preservation to develop a white matter dissection course for neurosurgical trainees. In Proceedings of the 19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress (S1 ed., Vol. 236, pp. 325-325). Article P3-CS85 Wiley. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/joa.13163

A novel adaptation of Latini’s modification of Klinger’s method of cerebral hemisphere preservation to develop a white matter dissection course for neurosurgical trainees. / Venkatesh, Asha; Tracey, Chris; Bodkin, Peter.
Proceedings of the 19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress. Vol. 236 S1. ed. Wiley, 2020. p. 325-325 P3-CS85.

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Venkatesh, A, Tracey, C & Bodkin, P 2020, A novel adaptation of Latini’s modification of Klinger’s method of cerebral hemisphere preservation to develop a white matter dissection course for neurosurgical trainees. in Proceedings of the 19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress. S1 edn, vol. 236, P3-CS85, Wiley, pp. 325-325, 19th International Federation of Associations of Anatomists Congress, London, United Kingdom, 9/08/19. <https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/joa.13163>

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