The sphenoid bone is located at the central skull base and is commonly considered the most complex bone in the human body. Although the sphenoid bone is often neglected in relation to the adjacent temporal bone, it forms the major…
One of the earliest computed tomography (CT) evaluations of the paranasal sinuses was published by Hesselink et al. in 1978 as a two-part series: describing both normal and pathologic anatomy. Early CT studies were performed only in the axial and coronal…
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…