Abstract
Introduction: There have been significant advances in neuroimaging both in terms of native image resolution and in post-processing techniques. We describe a case that illustrates how additional preoperative neuroimaging altered the choice of surgical approach and facilitated resection of a complex skull base meningioma with brainstem compression in a 49-year-old patient.
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