The use of microscopes and nerve endoscopys, as well as recent reports, have shown how, as doctors, skilled applications can be used to improve the efficacy and reduce the side effects, which are the skill requirements that doctors should pursue.
First, from the point of view of therapeutic efficacy, the core contradiction between cerebral palsy treatment and, in particular, the FSPR surgery is the precise determination of the nerve, the availability and precision of the cut. From this point of view, more reliance is placed on the experience of electrophysics+doctors to judge + one-time micro-activation, so if microscopes can be more sophisticated and effective at this time, but microscopes are very limited, because they can magnify the removal relationship at the time of removal and selection. Thus, microscopes are suitable for doctors over 45 years of age, who already have older flowers, can assist in reducing the precision of the doctor ‘ s own old flowers and can enhance the choice of doctors. The improvement of microscopes is limited for young (45 years of age) and better-sighted doctors. At the same time, the use of microscopes prolongs the operation, increases the patient ‘ s urinary intubation and even the stomach tube, increases the risk of neuroexposure during the operation, and a range of risks from vascular convulsions in the area, as the duration of the operation is three to four times that of the routine operation, which takes 25 to 40 minutes, which is the maximum exposure time for the direct-looking operation. Once so-called double-scopes (microscopes, neural endoscopy) are used, the duration of the operation may be more than six hours, long-term exposure, and the risk of anaesthesia for the patient, combined with the risk of vascular convulsions for neuroexposure, increases dramatically. Therefore, the application of microscopes, neuroscopy is useful for the old doctor, but it is a negative for the doctor who really solves the problem quickly.
Second, the application of the cavity lens (endoscope), which is more likely to be operated on the spine than on the fsPR, for children, the endoscope is 8mm, and the use of endoscopes under the endoscope is bound to destroy bones when children use it, and the method of destruction is not repaired, because the excessive use of these devices may increase the accuracy of the nervous damage and result in an unnecessary chain reaction to the effects and results of the surgery, so that the core selection of these surgical choices is based on therapeutic and side effects, which are strictly controllable, and should be used for the main purpose, rather than twirling.
