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Chinese Journal of Clinical Neurosurgery

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ISSN：1009-153X

CN：10-1963/R

Frequency：Monthly

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Email：sjwk1996@163.com

Postcode：430070

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Citations41159

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Articles

2026 No.01

Total 13 articles

EXPERT FORUM

Multimodal image fusion is the development direction of medical imaging in the futureMA Lianting, XIANG Weichu, LYU Fuqun, YANG Ming, LI Jun, PAN Li, HUANG He, QIN Jie, AN Xuefeng, XIE Tianhao

1-6

SPONTANEOUS INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE

Efficacy of stereotactic puncture and drainage for primary brainstem hemorrhageLIANG Aming, HAN Yi'na, DONG Rui, JIANG Yu, ZHANG Hui, MIN Youhui, GUO Zhixuan

7-10

Efficacy of robotic-assisted stereotactic puncture and drainage for primary brainstem hemorrhageZHANG Ning, YU Guoyuan, LI Xinhao, WANG Xiwang, ZHU Xu

11-15

Efficacy of 3D-printed guide-assisted puncture and drainage for patients with massive brainstem hemorrhageWU Tongshuai, LIU Zhenyang, LUO Wei, NIU Jianping

16-20

A visualized three-dimensional model of neuroendoscopic surgery for hypertensive basal ganglia hemorrhageYU Hao, ZHANG Weiwen, SHI Jian, DING Jun, ZHANG Shengbang, ZHANG Yongming

21-26

Application of real-time navigation puncture technique in neuroendoscopic surgery for hypertensive basal ganglia hemorrhageDAI Liming, QIU Yong, HU Fei, CEN Bo

27-31

Ultra-early keyhole surgery for expansile hypertensive basal ganglia hematomaLI Wenhui, REN Honggang, SONG Yang, GUO Jian, CHEN Yixiong

32-35

Application of ventricular intracranial pressure monitoring device in neuroendoscopic surgery for hypertensive basal ganglia hemorrhageCAO Haibo, BIAN Jieyong, WANG Xiaojun, LU Yang, YU Tao, ZHOU Linqiang, REN Feng, SHI Lei

36-39

LABORATORY RESEARCH

Application of continuous suturing with intermittent knot-tying technique in end-to-end anastomosis of the mouse abdominal aortaXIAO Zongyu, WANG Ji

40-44

FOXO4-DRI alleviates hemin-induced neuronal cell damage via the NFR2/HO-1 signaling pathwayYANG Lifu, XIONG Xiaoxing, ZHANG Yonggang, YANG Jiajun, JIAN Zhihong, CHEN Gang

45-49