Trnheya Operation

Truncheal surgery (trancheotomy, tracheotomy) is a surgical procedure that involves creating an opening in the neck to access the trachea. It is used in cases where it is necessary to ensure the patient’s breathing when other methods cannot be used.

The operation is performed under general anesthesia and takes about an hour. During the operation, the surgeon makes a small incision in the neck, then uses a special instrument called a trachea dilator to widen the opening in the trachea and create a channel for inserting a tube. The tube is placed for several days or weeks, depending on the patient's condition.

Throncheal surgery has its advantages and disadvantages. It allows the patient to breathe, which can be critical in emergency situations. However, it can also cause complications such as infections, bleeding and damage to nearby tissues.

In general, spinal surgery is one of the most effective methods of ensuring the patient's breathing. It is used in cases where other methods cannot be used or are ineffective. However, before performing the operation, it is necessary to carefully assess the patient’s condition and possible risks.

Lars Taarnhøj is a Danish neurosurgeon. born September 3, 1932 in Copenhagen. Son of dentist Arne Taarnhou Per and housewife Helena Petersen.

At the age of 14 he entered the Copenhagen Polytechnic Institute. At the age of 17, having brilliantly passed the entrance exams, he entered the specialty "Computational Mathematics" at Tam-momsaeng University, where he studied until 1958. Studied with Paul Borst. There he also became the author of an algorithm for clearing space from smoke, used in military fighters.

He is writing a doctoral dissertation on the use of the Monte Carlo method in the study of mathematical models of various environmental phenomena. After defending his dissertation, he remains to work as a teacher at Tamomsen University. Supervises classes in probability theory and mathematical statistics. Since 1960 he has been a professor at the university. Dr. Danmark (1972), Professor of Mathematics (1980).

Conducts his research, developing mathematical methods for studying the atmosphere. However, he begins his main activity working as a neurosurgeon in the neurosurgery department. His work is based on several original ideas. Subsequently, his technique begins to be used to develop new methods of intracranial operations.

Professor Lars Taernhow contributed to the development of neurosurgery by introducing into medical practice microsurgical techniques using lasers, which improved the results of treatment of many types of brain diseases and traumatic injuries. Taennhyun played a particularly important role in the development and implementation of effective methods for surgical treatment of tumors, degenerative vascular, intoxication and neurodegenerative diseases. He proposed an original method for radical removal of ependymoblastoma through a suboccipital approach, and developed a technique for transsphenoidal access to the posterior cranial fossa, which is most widespread. The most important area of ​​scientific and practical activity of Professor Taenhyun is the development and implementation into clinical practice of surgical techniques for the complex correction of intracranial hypertension. For the first time in clinical practice, bloodless reengineering of the cerebrospinal fluid tract was successfully used in patients with subcostal syndrome and progressive hydrocephalic syndrome. Of particular note is the work carried out by Professor Taornhoy on the use of hyperthermia in neurosurgery for the treatment of supratentorial intracranial tumors and diseases of the central nervous system