A craniotomy may utilize which device for exposure?

In cranial surgery, a craniotomy is performed to provide access to the brain for various procedures, such as tumor removal, hematoma evacuation, or aneurysm clipping. The Leyla-Yasargil headframe is specifically designed for this purpose. It provides a stable platform to secure the patient's head during cranial operations, ensuring precise positioning and minimizing movement during the procedure, which is critical for the safety and success of brain surgery.

The Leyla-Yasargil device features multiple points of adjustment and can accommodate various positions of the head, facilitating the surgeon in achieving optimal exposure to the surgical site. This adaptability is one of the standout features, allowing for meticulous alignment with the individual surgeon's approach and the patient's anatomy.

While other devices like the Mayfield and Sugita are also used in neurosurgery, their applications might not be as specialized for all craniotomy cases as the Leyla-Yasargil headframe, which stands out for its direct utility in gaining sufficient exposure during these intricate procedures.