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This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of a double-faced microprobe in vessel management during microvascular decompression procedures.

February 9, 2026Open Access

Double-faced microprobe for vessel transposition in microvascular decompression: technical note

YNYoichi NonakaTokai University NHNaokazu HayashiTokai University YSYusuke SasakiTohoku University

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This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of a double-faced microprobe in vessel management during microvascular decompression procedures.
Introduced a double-faced microprobe for simultaneous retraction and displacement of vessels.
Evaluated the probe's performance in selected surgical scenarios during microvascular decompression.
Assessed the safety and utility of the SWAN probe in microsurgery applications.
The double-faced microprobe improved intraoperative maneuverability.
The SWAN probe was found to be safe for surgical use.
Potential for broader application in various microsurgical procedures.

Resumen

The double-faced microprobe allows both retraction and displacement of offending vessels, improving intraoperative maneuverability in selected situations. Within the limits of this study, the SWAN probe appears to be a safe and useful adjunct for MVD and may have broader applicability in microsurgery.

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