T/CHSA 004-2018 "Expert consensus on the process and operation of navigated transnasal endoscopic biopsy of skull base tumors"
T/CHSA 004-2018 "Expert consensus on the process and operation of navigated transnasal endoscopic biopsy of skull base tumors"
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Main technical content: The location of skull base tumors is deep and the anatomical structure is complex, adjacent to important blood vessels and nerves entering the cranial cavity, and on the outside there are the ascending ramus of the mandible, parotid gland, and facial nerve, which are not easy to expose. Due to the close proximity of many important anatomical structures to the skull base on both the intracranial and extracranial sides, the surgical risk is high, making it one of the most challenging surgical areas. Puncture biopsy surgery is currently one of the main methods for obtaining pathological results by minimally invasive means. This technique has high diagnostic specificity and sensitivity, high safety, low risk, and low incidence of complications. By formulating the "Expert Consensus on Navigation-Guided Puncture Biopsy Techniques for Skull Base Tumors", we aim to standardize the application of navigation technology in puncture biopsy for skull base tumors, so as to promote its further application and popularization.