In this paper, the authors herein discuss the indications, methods and related issues of applying neuroendoscopy to the surgical treatment of some patients with skull base chordoma. DATA AND METHODS…
Chordoma originates from the embryonic remnants of the notochordal tissue. During the embryonic period, the upper end of the notochord is found in the pterygoid and occipital bones at the…
Chordoma is a low-grade malignant tumor originating from the remnants of the embryonic notochord that grows slowly and aggressively, has a long course, and generally rarely metastasizes. It is often…
Chordoma is an epidural tumor of embryonic origin, involving the slope and sacrococcygeal region. The tumor is classified into classic and chondrogenic types. The tumor is histologically quite benign and…
Typical case: The patient, female, 54 years old, was admitted to the hospital with the chief complaint of “visual double vision for 3 months, headache with nausea and vomiting for…
Chordoma is prone to local recurrence, distant metastasis is rare, and subdural metastasis is extremely rare. The patient was a 59-year-old female with blurred vision for one year, which was aggravated…
Chordomas are locally aggressive or malignant tumors that involve the slope and sacrococcygeal region. Although the growth of chordoma is slow and distant metastasis is rare (metastasis can occur in…
Chordoma is a relatively rare tumor that grows slowly and aggressively and can occur on the slope of the skull base, in the saddle area, or in the sacrococcygeal region…
Recently, more and more patients have approached me for consultation and consultation of chordoma, so I would like to give you some summary knowledge and hope that more people will…
Chordoma is a congenital tumor that develops in the skull base and sacrococcygeal region from the embryonic residual chordal tissue. Headache is the most common symptom. The nature of headache is…