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Review highlights clinicoradiologic approaches for skull base and cranial nerve challenges in neurology, suggesting key diagnostic principles.
The skull base and cranial nerves are of high neurological interest. Although the anatomy is complex, a clinicoradiologic approach using modern neuroimaging informed by history taking and physical examination can be employed to elucidate many problems in skull base neurology. This review illustrates diagnostic principles and pearls in skull base medicine with illustrative case vignettes.
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