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pubmed-article:19431135pubmed:abstractTextColloid cysts are benign intracranial lesions but can show signs of severe obstructive hydrocephalus and present with sudden death. The approaches to colloid cysts have been described by many authors. The treatment modalities can be classified as endoscopic and microsurgical. Bilateral access through the foramen is commonly used with transcallosal surgery to reach the third ventricle but has never been described. Cystic lesions can be excised safely with both approaches but the excision of a solid lesion is still challenging despite advances in microsurgical techniques.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:19431135pubmed:articleTitleTranscallosal transbiforaminal approach to the third ventricle.lld:pubmed
pubmed-article:19431135pubmed:affiliationGülhane Military Medical Academy, Neurosurgery Department, Ankara, Turkey.lld:pubmed
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