SKULL BASE CHORDOMA: ABOUT TWO CASES AND LITERATUREREVIEW
Karima Nouni, H. Benmessaoud, Imane Mbarki, S. ElMajjaoui, H. Elkacemi, T. Kebdani, K. Hassouni
Abstract
Karima Nouni, H. Benmessaoud, Imane Mbarki, S. ElMajjaoui, H. Elkacemi, T. Kebdani, K. Hassouni
Abstract
Skull base chordomasare rare primitive bone tumors developed at the expense of remnants of the embryonic notochord at the level of the clivus, characterized by invasive behavior at the local levelwithpossibility of extension to neighbouringorgans. The deep localization of these tumors and their proximity to the structures of the base of the skull round a carcinological resection difficult if not impossible. Radiation therapy, both adjuvant to surgery and exclusive, is a therapeutic approach to improve local control and quality of life for patients. Wepresenttwocases of patients followed for skull base chordomatreatedwith exclusive radiotherapy.
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Skull base chordomasare rare primitive bone tumors developed at the expense of remnants of the embryonic notochord at the level of the clivus, characterized by invasive behavior at the local levelwithpossibility of extension to neighbouringorgans. The deep localization of these tumors and their proximity to the structures of the base of the skull round a carcinological resection difficult if not impossible. Radiation therapy, both adjuvant to surgery and exclusive, is a therapeutic approach to improve local control and quality of life for patients. Wepresenttwocases of patients followed for skull base chordomatreatedwith exclusive radiotherapy.
Key concepts: Clivus, Skull, Chordoma, Radiation therapy, Notochord, Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery