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January 1, 2026Surgery for Cerebral StrokeOpen Access

Modified Marking Pin Method for Cerebral Bypass Surgery: Prevention of Intraoperative Complications and Application to Complex Bypass

Emiko HORI Satoshi KURODA

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The aim is to evaluate intraoperative complications associated with traditional and modified marking pin methods during cerebral bypass surgery.
Analyzed complications during cerebral bypass surgeries using standard marking pin and modified marking pin methods.
Reported on experiences from high-difficulty bypass surgeries to enhance surgical techniques.
Identified reduced intraoperative complications with the modified marking pin method compared to standard techniques.
Highlighted successful application of the method in complex bypass surgeries.

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Examines intraoperative complications in cerebral bypass surgery using a modified marking pin method, suggesting improved outcomes.

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HORI et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d34d5c9c07852e0af9746f https://doi.org/10.2335/scs.54.18

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