Introduction: The transoral approach was first described by Kanavel in 1917 to treat injuries
of the craniospinal junction. In 2002, Frempong-Boaudu reported 7 adults who underwent …

… The transoral approach offers direct access to medial injuries of the craniovertebral junction
with extradural location, such as chordomas, chondrosarcoma, giant cell tumor, rheumatoid …

… More recently, less invasive approaches, such as conventional and expanded endoscopic
endonasal approaches have been explored [46,47]. Skull base chordomas can often invade …

… eventually multistage approaches. Conclusions: Endoscopic endonasal approaches have
… the workhorse in most cases of craniocervical junction chordomas. Nonetheless, in some …

… An endoscopic endonasal approach to the infratemporal fossa … space may require an
endoscopic endonasal approach to the … In addition, craniocervical junction tumors like chordomas …

… involving the craniocervical junction, the overarching questions are: what approaches should
… to date on skull base chordomas that extend to the craniocervical junction in the pediatric …

… endoscopic endonasal route has demonstrated to be the approach of choice for a large
majority of clival chordomas (… Materials and Methods Our institutional database of CC has been …

… The inferior clivus extends from the roof of the choana to the foramen magnum and
craniovertebral junction. If the tumors of the patients were located in one of the superior or inferior …

… cranial nerves, cranio-cervical junction, and vasculature. The surgical approach to these
lesions is … has the increased risk of CSF leak associated with other lesions (chordoma, olfactory …

… approach is usually seen as an approach to achieve direct decompression of anterior CCJ
pathology; The endonasal endoscopic approach … the most used approach for chordomas and …