Childhood-onset craniopharyngiomas are rare embryonic tumours of low-grade histological
malignancy. Novel insights into the molecular pathogenesis of human adamantinomatous …

OBJECTIVE Endoscopic skull base surgery (ESBS) is a relatively recent addition to the
neurosurgical armamentarium. As with many new approaches, there has been significant …

Object Despite their benign histological appearance, craniopharyngiomas can be
considered a challenge for the neurosurgeon and a possible source of poor prognosis for …

OBJECTIVE The expanded endonasal endoscopic transsphenoidal approach has become
increasingly used for craniopharyngioma surgery in the pediatric population, but questions …

Background Craniopharyngioma treatment often necessitates surgical resection.
Conventional approaches, such as transcranial and transsphenoidal approaches, are …

OBJECTIVE Craniopharyngioma represents up to 10% of pediatric brain tumors. Although
these lesions are benign, attempts at gross-total resection (GTR) can lead to serious …

Objective To evaluate the anatomic distortions of the optic chiasm caused by
craniopharyngiomas (CPs) and their influence on preoperative and postoperative visual …

Childhood craniopharyngioma is a rare and slow growing brain tumour, often located in the
sellar and suprasellar region. It commonly manifests with visual impairment, increased …

Background Craniopharyngiomas have traditionally been treated via open transcranial
approaches. More recently, endoscopic transsphenoidal approaches have been …

Objectives/Hypothesis Currently, due to the rarity of pathology, there are limited data
surrounding outcomes of pediatric skull base surgery. Traditionally, surgeons have …