Cingulate Gyrus Approaches

• Brain structural correlates of subclinical body dysmorphic symptoms: a gender-informed approach
• Analysis of brain network effective connectivity in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy
• Recognition and treatment of attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder in patients with treatment-resistant burning mouth syndrome: a retrospective case study
• MR-guided focused ultrasound thalamotomy modulates cerebello-thalamo-cortical tremor network in essential tremor patients
• Cortical thickness alternation in obsessive-compulsive disorder patients compared with healthy controls
• [(18)F]Mefway: Imaging Serotonin 5HT(1A) Receptors in Human Postmortem Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease Anterior Cingulate. Potential Applications to Human Positron Emission Tomography Studies
• Joint resting state and structural networks characterize pediatric bipolar patients compared to healthy controls: a multimodal fusion approach
• Meta-Analysis of Brain Volumetric Abnormalities in Patients with Remitted Major Depressive Disorder

These approaches include unilateral interhemispheric or combined: bilateral interhemispheric, unilateral plus superior frontal gyrectomy, or unilateral plus frontal polectomy ¹⁾.

Surgical treatment of posterior gyrus cinguli tumors can be safely approached via the interhemispheric route as it permits several beneficial operative maneuvers in selected cases ²⁾.

Von Lehe and Schramm choosed an interhemispheric approach for tumor resection in 11 (29%) and a transcortical approach in 27 (71%) cases; intraoperative electrophysiological monitoring was applied in 23 (61%) and neuronavigation in 15 (39%) cases ³⁾.