Radiologists are often called upon to solve diagnostic problems involving the skull base in cancer patients. This presentation focuses on three issues: the detection of osseous involvement by infiltrating neoplasms, the diagnostic approach to bone tumours and the demonstration of head and neck tumours showing intracranial spread.

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V Chong

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Department of Diagnostic Radiology
Singapore General Hospital,
Singapore

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ICIS Cancer Imaging volume 4
DOI: 10.1102/1470-7330.2003.0024

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30 September 2003

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