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Atul Goel
Researcher at Memorial Hospital of South Bend
Publications - 570
Citations - 11405
Atul Goel is an academic researcher from Memorial Hospital of South Bend. The author has contributed to research in topics: Basilar invagination & Medicine. The author has an hindex of 47, co-authored 530 publications receiving 10103 citations. Previous affiliations of Atul Goel include King Edward Memorial Hospital & Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre.
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Plate and screw fixation for atlanto-axial subluxation.
Atul Goel,V Laheri +1 more
TL;DR: It appears that a modified plate and screw method of fixation of the lateral masses of the atlas and axis could be useful at least in some complex congenital or traumatic craniovertebral region instability where the conventional methods have failed or are not suitable.
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Atlantoaxial fixation using plate and screw method: a report of 160 treated patients.
TL;DR: The plate and screw method of fixation with the use of intra-articular bone grafts in patients with atlantoaxial instability yielded a 100% fusion rate with a low incidence of complications.
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Treatment of basilar invagination by atlantoaxial joint distraction and direct lateral mass fixation
TL;DR: Joint distraction and firm lateral mass fixation in selected cases of basilar Invagination is a reasonable surgical treatment for reducing the basilar invagination, restoring craniospinal alignment, and establishing fixation of the atlantoaxial joint.
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Basilar invagination: a study based on 190 surgically treated patients
TL;DR: Analysis of cases of 190 patients with basilar invagination diagnosed on the basis of criteria laid down in 1939 by Chamberlain found transoral surgery was the most suitable procedure for those patients in Group I and decompression of the foramen magnum was found to be appropriate for patients in Groups II.
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Giant pituitary tumors: a study based on surgical treatment of 118 cases.
Atul Goel,Trimurti D. Nadkarni,Dattatraya Muzumdar,Ketan I. Desai,Umesh Phalke,Praveen Sharma +5 more
TL;DR: Giant pituitary tumors usually have a meningeal cover and extend into well-defined anatomic pathways and radical surgery by a transsphenoidal route is indicated and possible in Grade I-III pituitARY tumors.