🚨 Groundbreaking in Leeds!
Surgeons at Leeds Teaching Hospitals made history, removing a skull base tumour through the eye socket using a minimally invasive technique.
Ruvimbo Kaviya, 40, is the UK’s first patient to benefit from this innovative surgery by Mr. Asim Sheikh & Mr. Jiten Parmar.
Full story👉 https://t.co/2QDuLkmBlM
#MedicalInnovation #LeedsTeachingHospitals #HealthcareAdvancements
Incredibly honoured to have played a small part in her remarkable journey to overcome her brain tumour.
What an inspirational journey of an amazingly brave person. Thank you for trusting me to help you.
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@LeedsHospitals@LTHTNEURO@SkullBaseLeeds
Team work and great colleagues mean good outcome for patients. Indebted to our Anterior Skull Base team @SkullBaseLeeds with Mr Jiten Parmar and @JMWRobins.
Specially true for technically challenging cases. Another Trans orbital meningioma resection. @LeedsHospitals@LTHTNEURO
Fantastic two days at the Leeds Endoscopic Skull Base course.
Thank you to all the delegates who attended. And a special thanks to Mr Kirollos who came in all the way from Singapore + the local faculty. @Mralialavi@ASheikhNeuro@JMWRobins@LTHTNEURO@LTHTNeuroCE
New approaches and technologies are only good if they benefit patients.
Endoscopic Transorbital excision of cavernous sinus meningioma.
Quick recovery, excellent access to tumour, complete excision with good operative views. Normal vision and eye movements post op. Images shared with permission and consent from patient. @SkullBaseLeeds@LTHTNEURO@AlbertoEqDS
Do all residual pituitary adenoma grow? Is it necessary to scan them annually? Please see our latest article on ‘ Natural history of post operative pituitary adenomas.’ https://t.co/Qp9aBcHOGp @SkullBaseLeeds@LeedsHospitals@LTHTNEURO@e1v1m1 @bnes_uk @BJNSNeuro
Leeds Endoscopic Skullbase Hands on Cadaveric course well underway. Excellent sessions already on Nasoseptal flap by Mr Nix and now on radiological anatomy of skullbase. @BBraunUK @academia_uk @storzmedical
1 yr and 1 day since 2nd craniotomy, 3 yrs 3 months since my 1st. Eye a little sore today and put my back out feeding cat, but perspective is a wonderful thing. Always grateful to NHS /my favourite neuro and maxillofacial surgeons. Started rehab return to work.
Invaluable for training and having a dry run in the lab before actual procedure. Makes complex skullbase approaches easier to figure out in OR. @LTHTNEURO@LeedsHospitals@The_SBNS@e1v1m1