EC Paediatrics

Opinion Volume 11 Issue 8 - 2022

Paediatric Skull Base Chordoma: Does Knowledge in Neuro-Vascular Anatomy Play a Positive Role on its Prognosis?

Mark Yoi Sun Soo*

Emeritus Consultant in Radiology, Westmead Hospital, NSW, Australia

*Corresponding Author: Mark Yoi Sun Soo, Emeritus Consultant in Radiology, Westmead Hospital, NSW, Australia.
Received: July 25, 2022; Published: July 29, 2022



To a radiologist’s ambition, attaining competence in neuro-vascular anatomy is invariably a challenging achievement. It relates to the complexities and configurations of the arterial supply of skull base. When it comes to surgery of a paediatric clival chordoma, a brief anatomical description is relevant. It can be regarded as a surgical road map since at times the origins of the major arteries and their anastomoses can, unexpectedly, be variable.

Mark Yoi Sun Soo. Paediatric Skull Base Chordoma: Does Knowledge in Neuro-Vascular Anatomy Play a Positive Role on its Prognosis?. EC Paediatrics  11.8 (2022): 92-93.

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