Supracerebellar approach position [Neurosurgery Wiki]

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====== Supracerebellar approach position ======

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It has always been a matter of [[debate]] which [[position]] is ideal for the [[supracerebellar approach]]. 
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The positioning for the [[supracerebellar approach]] has traditionally involved the [[sitting position]], lateral, or [[prone position]]. The [[sitting position]] allows gravity retraction of the [[cerebellum]], with less cerebellar [[swelling]] and [[venous congestion]] compared with the [[prone position]]. There is less need for cerebellar [[retraction]] away from the [[tentorium]] with the [[sitting position]] compared with the prone and [[lateral position]]s.

===== Venous air embolism risk factors =====
[[Venous air embolism risk factors]].

===== Dynamic Lateral Semisitting Position =====
[[Dynamic Lateral Semisitting Position]]