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Anterior Skull Base

The anterior skull base is a region of interest because it is frequently breached by aggressive disease such as malignancy and infection or even chronic long-standing but progressive lesions such as mucoceles. This resultant transcompartmental spread has a significant impact in prognosis and management. Imaging plays a key role in the assessment of disease extent and management planning. Most tumors that involve the anterior skull base…

MRI of the ankle

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