… Endoscopic endonasal reconstruction techniques have … included diagnoses of 4 chordomas,
2 petroclival meningiomas, … into the lower clivus and craniocervical junction, as well as …

… ” to reach the ventromedial cranial base and lower craniocervical junction to operate on a …
46-year-old woman with a clival chordoma that underwent a gross total resection through a …

… Imaging studies can render a 3-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of the patient’s anatomy in
cases of endoscopic surgery targeting the craniovertebral junction. This allowed establishing …

… Rapid advances in endoscopic instrumentation … craniocervical junction. This allows for
resection of lesions arising from or near the clivus and craniocervical junction such as chordoma, …

… of rare craniovertebral junction pathologies. Six were operated using an endoscopic endonasal
approach, two … Malignant neoplasms that can arise in this region include chordomas, …

… approaches to the clivus and the craniovertebral junction (… expert with regard to the best
approaches to manage the clivus yet… for the treatment of clival chordomas 31 . This rise has gone …

… The endoscopic endonasal approach (EEA) has been accepted as an … at the craniovertebral
junction. However, the inferior destination through the endoscopic endonasal approach is …

… We assessed the applicability of EETA for accessing lesions of the craniovertebral junction
by using the position of the HPL and nasopalatine line. A prior study suggested that the …

… Hence, although rare, the differential diagnosis of pediatric and adolescent skull base lesions
should include chordoma. The most common location was the craniocervical junction area…

… inferior cerebellar artery aneurysms to clivus chordomas [6]. On the other hand, the
transcondylar approach is an extension of the basic far-lateral approach, and as it includes a …