Cranial Base

Conclusions The maxillary swing approach is proved to be a good access to the middle cranial base or lateral cranial base.

Objective To improve the total removal rate of cranial base meningiomas, and to reduce the mortality and morbidity.

Objective: To provide anatomical basis for operative approach through the anatomical study of posterolateral cranial base.

Further study of regional changes in the cranial base, with geometric morphometric analysis, is warranted.

Resection of malignancies of the midface with anterior cranial base involvement may result in complex bone and soft tissue deficiencies.

All these developmental disorder in cranial base of mutant mice resulted in the disturbance of tissue growth of cranial base.

Objective To explore the operative approach to cranio-nasal communicational tumors and the reconstruction of cranial base defect.

Relationship between the bony structures and the dural sinuses of the posterolateral cranial base

The relativity research of hyperostosis and tumor invasion in meningioma of the cranial base

Microsurgical Treatment of Anterior Cranial Base and Cranial Nasal Orbital Communication Meningiomas

Microsurgical Resection of Anterior Cranial Base Meningiomas and Reconstruction of Cranial Base

Posterolateral cranial base: anatomical study and clinical application

Application of maxillary swing approach in operation of para-pharynx and cranial base

Application of temporalis pedicle flap in treatment of fracture of cranial base

Surgical approaches to parapharyngeal and subtemporal tumors involved in cranial base

space; sectional anatomy; lateral cranial base;

Microsurgical Treatment of the Middle Cranial Base Tumors Through Frontotemperal -orbitozygomatic Approach

Microsurgery of posterior cranial base tumors

Removal of Cranial Base Meningioma by Improved Electrode Circle in 42 Cases

External surface of cranial base