The main core of stereotactic surgery lies in the use of a targeting device.
This is also the difficulty of Parkinson's surgery.
Precise localization is needed to find the surgical target point for stimulation or other operations using the targeting device.
Chen Cang actually considered initially whether to use local anesthesia.
However, after much deliberation, he opted for a small amount of general anesthesia.
Then he switched to local anesthesia for maintenance!
After all, a surgery like this requires observation of the patient's condition.
Moreover, during the surgery, especially during target point manipulation, collaboration between the lead surgeon and the patient is necessary.
Constant observation of the patient's condition is needed to judge the surgery.
Performing intracranial surgery under local anesthesia.
Just thinking about it feels challenging!
But...
Reality is just so cruel!
Thus, a surgery that requires precise control of anesthesia is quite difficult!
