Dissection [Neurosurgery Wiki]

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====== Dissection ======

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Dissection [[maneuver]]s can be divided into two types: [[sharp dissection]] with [[microscissor]]s and [[blunt dissection]] using a [[dissector]]. 


Dissection is a blister-like de-lamination between the outer and inner walls of a blood vessel, generally originating with a partial leak in the inner lining.


Sylvian dissection.

Pure [[fusiform aneurysm]]s without [[dissection]] are considered to have a low risk of rupture. Furthermore, aneurysm wall with atherosclerotic change tends to be less susceptible to rupture.



===== Cadaveric dissection =====
[[Cadaveric dissection]].

===== Hands-on dissections =====
[[Hands-on dissections]].

===== Microsurgical dissection =====
[[Microsurgical dissection]]
===== Vessel dissection =====
[[Vessel dissection]].

===== White matter dissection =====
see [[White matter dissection]].

===== Subfascial dissection =====
[[Subfascial dissection]] 

===== Interfascial dissection =====
[[Interfascial dissection]]