Translation of "Schädelgrube" in English

I'm gonna have to do a middle fossa approach.

MRI superior in theposterior fossa and for vascular lesions.

Group 3, to Skull Island.

Neurosurgical operating in the posterior fossa requires the exact knowledge of the very complex neuroanatomy.

Ependymomas This tumor type is localized in children, especially in the 4th ventricle of the posterior fossa.

These fibers coalesce to form spinal rootlets, roots, and finally the spinal accessory nerve itself, which enters the skull through the foramen magnum, the large opening at the base of the skull.

MRI more sensitive for early tumours, in resolving exact position (useful for surgery) and for posterior fossa lesions.

Some exceptions for specialists or if evidence of raisedintracranial pressure, posterior fossa or other signs.

In most cases we find a neurovascular compression of the nerve at its root entry zone in the posterior cranial fossa.

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Within the framework of the course the participants learn the anatomy, as well as techniques of the operative accesses to the posterior cranial fossa.

The hydrocephalus is thereby concurrent with a cystic distension of the fourth brain ventricle, defective development of the cerebellum and distension of the posterior cranial fossa.

The other, less understandable, definition is that it is a pathology of the paraxial mesoderm, caused by the hypo-development of the posterior cranial fossa (but we know that this is not always the case) which provokes an impactation in the area of the normally developed rhombencephalon and the downwards dislocation of the cerebellar tonsils.

Arrows highlight the enlarged posterior cranial fossa (housing the cerebellum) as well as bulging of parietal bones in modern humans compared to Neandertals.

If pressure increases, pus can spread through the cribriform lamina to the anterior skull base.

In children with spina bifida, the Arnold Chiari syndrome may develop as an additional anomaly, i.e. a complex anomaly in the cranial fossa and at the transition from brain to spinal column, in most cases accompanied by meningomyeloceles in the lumbar spine and hydrocephalus.

The cerebellum is a structure of the central nervous system situated in the posterior cranial fossa.

In addition, the growth of tumors can inhibit cerebrospinal fluid circulation (CSF flow) in the posterior fossa, which can lead to hydrocephalus (water in the brain) with increased intracranial pressure.

The Syringomyelia named Idiopathic or of unknown cause is attributed by some authors that it may be due to the disruption of the cine flow or a small posterior fossa.

Trisomy 18, on the other hand, is more frequently seen to concur with a strawberry-shaped head, (Fig.27), cyst in the plexus choroideus, i.e. in the posterior cranial fossa, cleft formations in the face, strongly receding chin, cardiac defects, defects of the diaphragm, occlusion of the oesophagus, umbilical hernia, club feet as well as early retarded growth.

Isolated cysts in the posterior cranial fossa have a better prognosis, as they do not imply substantial destruction of cerebral anatomy.

A Chiari malformation happens when part of the cerebellum is located below the foramen magnum, which connects the posterior fossa with the spinal canal.

As of the end of the first trimester, the cerebellum can be distinguished with increasing clarity in the posterior cranial fossa.

Results: The cranial CT shows a unilateral enlargement of the left cranial bone with inhomogen density, which reaches the mid part up to the base of the skull and led to a stenosis of the optic channel.