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See Latest ArticlesSurgical method for catheter placement via the occipital artery by an approach from the posterior of the mastoid process
International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 12/21/07
Hasegawa H et al. - Catheter placement for continuous intra-arterial chemotherapy in head and neck cancer is generally performed via the superficial temporal artery. If placement via this artery is impossible, other arteries, such as the occipital artery, are chosen. A surgical method has been developed for catheter placement in the occipital artery by approaching from the posterior of the mastoid process. Catheter placement was performed by this method in 15 patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma
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