One-step orbit reconstruction using PMMA implants following hyperostotic sphenoid wing meningioma removal: Evolution of the technique in short clinical series.

Purpose: To report our experience with patient specific implants for one-step orbit reconstruction following hyperostotic SWM removal and to describe the evolution of the technique through three surgical cases. Methods: Three cases of one-step SWM removal and orbit reconstruction are described. All cases are given consecutively to describe the evolution of the technique.

Domestic software, medical devices and materials in surgery for hyperostotic craniofacial meningiomas.

Objective: The modern concept of resection of hyperostotic craniofacial meningiomas involves the desire for one-stage surgery with excision of tumor and simultaneous extensive skull defect closure.

Material And Methods: The authors present skull defect closure with an individual implant after resection of cranioorbital meningioma in a 61-year-old man. The neoplasm was accompanied by exophthalmos and eyelid edema.

[The inclusive tourism: main approaches and directions of investigation: publications review].

The article presents review of research publications concerning inclusive tourism, i.e. tourism of individuals with health limited capacities or disability.

Dural defect closure after resection of cranioorbital meningiomas.

Unlabelled: Dural defect closure after resection of cranioorbital meningiomas has its own specifics. Extended malignant lesions and common large bone defects involving various anatomical regions require multiple implants or implants with complex geometry. The features of this stage of reconstruction were described in the previous issue of the Burdenko Journal of Neurosurgery.

Bone defect closure after resection of sphenoorbital meningioma.

Unlabelled: Sphenoorbital meningiomas (SOM) are a subgroup of skull base tumors with soft tissue component in the orbit and anterior and/or middle cranial fossa. According to different authors, SOMs account for 2-12% of all intracranial meningiomas. Reconstruction of bone defects after resection of SOM has own nuances.