Imprimir InvestigaciónDoctors and surgeons trained in nervous system conditions, also known as neurologists and neurosurgeons, are working to improve care for people who need a craniotomy. Researchers for the Brain Tumor Program study better ways to diagnose and treat all brain tumors. One area of study includes developing brain-mapping techniques for hard-to-reach tumors. Some areas studied by Mayo Clinic researchers include: The potential advantages of different types of craniotomies, including pterional keyhole craniotomy and supraorbital keyhole craniotomy. Techniques used in awake brain mapping for better outcomes after a craniotomy. The safety and potential risks of a craniotomy, along with the risk of delaying the procedure. PublicationsSee a list of publications about craniotomy by Mayo Clinic doctors on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine. Escrito por el personal de Mayo Clinic Solicite una consulta Imprimir Relacionado Accidente cerebrovascular Aneurisma cerebral Craneofaringioma Craniotomy Hematoma intracraneal Lesión cerebral traumática Malformación arteriovenosa Malformación arteriovenosa cerebral Malformaciones cavernosas Malformaciones de Chiari Malformaciones venosas intracraneales Metástasis cerebral Tumor cerebral Tumores pituitarios Mostrar más contenido relacionado PRC-20414065 Atención al paciente e información médica Pruebas y procedimientos Craneotomía