Abstract

Introduction: The endonasal corridor has gained popularity as a means for accessing midline pathologies of the anterior skull base. Its use as a primary treatment modality, as well as in conjunction with open approaches, has led to improved surgical outcomes for some of these. The purpose of this study was to evaluate its use in the resection of petroclival chondrosarcomas.

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