Intraoperative neurophysiology is the application of a combination of evoked potential tests and nuanced techniques that take advantage of the electrical properties of the nervous system. These tests are executed in real-time and the comprehensive analysis of their results helps to protect a patient from risk of harm during complex neurosurgery.
Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery (1797–1849) Atlas of Human Anatomy and Surgery
Module 1
Anatomy & Physiology
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3D |
Skeletal System |
Muscular System |
Nervous System |
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Spinal Cord Auditory System |
Brain-stem/
Cerebellum Visual System |
Cranial Nerves Neurovascular
Anatomy |
Brain Neural Pathways |
Module 2
Neuroanatomy
|
Receptors Motor
Cortex Language |
Spinothalamic
Tract Somatosensory
Cortex Patterns
of Impairment |
Dorsal Column Medial Lemniscal Tract
Auditory
Cortex |
Corticospinal
Tract Visual
Cortex |
Module 3
Electronics
|
Safety International
10-20 Placement |
Electricity Instrumentation |
OHM's
Law Troubleshooting |
Electrical Noise Surgical Studio |
Module 4
IOM
|
EEG ABR Phase
Reversal NCV
|
T04 VEP Blink
Reflex |
Module 5
Surgery
|
Pathologies Spine
Surgery Vascular
Neurosurgery |
Brainstem
Surgery Pediatric
Neurosurgery |
Brain
Surgery Operating
Room |
ENT
Surgery Trauma
Surgery |
Module 6
Policies and Procedures
& Patient Information
& Patient Information
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Policies
& Procedures |
HIPAA |
Effective
Communication |
Surgery
Checklist |
Appendix
Library
|
Medical
Dictionary |
Image
Library |