SKULL BASE Flashcards
Whats the importance of MRI in the study of skull base lesions?
When do u consider the enhancement of dura to be dural invasion? What`s the importance?
Major points on perineural spread in H&N malignancies?
Name the 4 categories of skull base lesions?
Nme all of the strutures surrounding the Crib. Plate in coronal view?
Keros classification is applied to what?
Whats the maximum grade and its meaning?
Where is located foramen cecum?
Whats passes through:
- Foramen caecum?
- Foramina of cribiform plate?
- Optic canal?
Name the ANTERIOR skull base lesions?
Major points of Encephalocele?
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Fronto-ethmoidal Encephalocele.
Brain abnormalities possibly associated with Encephalocele?
Description and dx?
Major topics on Areas of Arrested Pneumatization?
Explain process of pneumatisation of the paranasal sinus?
Arrested pneumatization in CT/MRI?
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Arrested Pneumatisation
DDx of Arrested Pneumatization?
Major topics on Fibrous Displasia?
Whats the McCune Albright syndrome?
What sinus is more affected by Mucoceles?
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ATTENTION
No continuation with intracranial compartment!
Different from encephalocele!!!
Major topics on Fungal Sinusitis?
Types of Fungal Sinnusitis?
Mucosa affection will have traduction on imaging
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Allergic Fungal Sinusitis
Allergic Fungal sinusitis in CT/MRI?
Imaging features of Allergic Fungal Sinusitis?
Major points on PARANASAL MYCETOMAS?
Imaging features?
Causes of ACUTE INVASIVE FUNGAL SINUSITIS?
ACUTE vs CHRONIC Invasive Fungal Sinusitis in CT?
Possible alterations of bone in Fungal Sinusitis?
Causes of Skull Base CSF Leaks?
In the lesions of Anterior Skull Base, enumerate the ANTERIOR CRANIAL TUMORS?
MT Inverted Papilloma?
Ddx Anterochoanal Polyp VS Inverted Papilloma?
Imaging MRI of Inverted Papillomas?
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Inverted Papilloma with typical convoluted pattern.
Is there bone destruction in the benign Inverted Papilloma?
MT Sinonasal Malignant Tumoral Lesions?
Major CT findings in Malignant Sino-nasal Tumor?
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Dx: Malignant Lesion of Sinonasal region
More common are….
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Lymphoma in the SINUS vs NASAL CAVITY are of the same type?
Sinus (lateral) = B
Nasal (central) = T (like a nose)
Sino-nasal lymphoma in CT/MRI?
DDx Sinonasal Lymphoma?
MT on ESTHESIONEUROBLASTOMA?
Olfactary Neuroblastoma:
- Where is the waist? Why?
- What is the pathognomonic feature?
- Enhancement? Calcium?
- Metastases?