Abstract
Malignant skull base tumors consist of aheterogeneous group of malignancies that can be divided into primary and secondary (metastatic) skull base tumors. In addition, according their anatomical location, they can be further divided into tumors of the anterior, middle, or posterior cranial fossa. Although malignant skull base tumors do not rigorously respect anatomical borders, their anatomical occurrence can potentially be helpful for possible differential diagnosis. This article is focused on the most common malignant tumors of the skull base and their imaging and clinical presentations.
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