Practical Microanatomy of the Base of the Skull

Author: Liu Qingliang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book divides the anatomy of the base of the skull into different regions based on surgical applications. Whether it's the orbital anatomy, sellar region anatomy, cavernous sinus anatomy, middle cranial fossa floor anatomy, infratemporal fossa anatomy, or mastoid anatomy, CPA anatomy, jugular foramen anatomy, and foramen magnum anatomy, these are all frequently involved regions in cranial base surgery. The anterior sigmoid sinus anatomy, craniovertebral junction anatomy, and far-lateral transcondylar anatomy are related to important anterior sigmoid sinus approaches and far-lateral approaches. This arrangement is more targeted for surgical applications. The book features exquisite cadaveric dissection images, clearly reproducing the process and content of the author's cranial base anatomy research conducted abroad. It serves as a certain guiding role in the development of cranial base surgery and the study of cranial base anatomy, and is believed to be useful to everyone.