Piotr Makarewicz
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- MD
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- doctor
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- Neurosurgery, Radiology
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- Piotr Makarewicz, MD, is a specialist in neurosurgery and neurotraumatology. He graduated from the Medical University of Wrocław in 2014. Since 2021, he has been working in the Department of Neurosurgery at the Provincial Hospital in Kalisz, Poland.
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Resection of Metastatic Tumour in the Right Cerebellar Hemisphere
The tumour was approached through the medial part of the right cerebellar hemisphere via a right paramedian suboccipital route, with corticotomy and dissection performed parallel to the occipital sinus...
Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion at C3–C4 (ACDF)
Microsurgical anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) at C3–C4 using microscope. After level confirmation, the disc and osteophytes were removed with PLL / foraminotomy as needed. An interbody...
Resection of an Infratentorial Meningioma of the Right Cerebellar...
Microsurgical resection of an infratentorial meningioma (right cerebellar hemisphere). Prone position; right paramedian suboccipital approach. Post-op course: ICU 3 days, discharged home on postoperative...
Adhesiolysis L2/L3/L4 + Removal of Large Disc Herniations: L2/L3/4...
Adhesiolysis L2/3–L3/4 with removal of large disc herniations (L2/3 right, L3/4 left). TLIF at L2/3 (right) and L3/4 (left). Intraoperative unintended durotomy repaired with primary suture; watertight...
Microsurgical Management of L4–L5 Canal Stenosis
Microsurgical management of L4–L5 canal stenosis with a left-sided disc protrusion compressing the L5 root. The procedure includes microdiscectomy with central and lateral recess decompression and...
Minimally Invasive Removal of a Massive L5–S1 Disc Protrusion with...
Minimally invasive removal of a massive L5–S1 disc protrusion with interbody stabilization (TLIF). This video demonstrates a minimally invasive treatment of a massive L5–S1 disc herniation...
Epyndemoma L1/L2 Adjacent to the Conus Medullaris
Microsurgical resection of an ependymoma at the L1/L2 level adjacent to the conus medullaris. Case description:The patient presented with progressive low back pain and radiating pain in the lower limbs....
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