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Suboccipital transmeatal microneurosurgical resection of acoustic tumors.

Rand, 1971

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Rand R
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Annals of Surgery

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DR. HARvEY CUSHING must have had a discouraging day on January 18, 1906. On that date he unsuccessfully attempted his first resection of an acoustic neuroma. 3 Eleven years later he described the difficul-ties in the following words:"... The operation was abandoned in …
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