Endoscopic and microsurgical anatomy of the cranial base

The book explores the evolution of neuroendoscopic transnasal surgical techniques, highlighting their increasing preference over traditional microsurgery for pituitary operations. It discusses critical anatomical regions involved, such as the anterior siphon area and the proximity of the carotid canal to various structures. The integration of advanced imaging technologies, particularly neuronavigation, has transformed the ability to accurately identify and target these complex areas, enhancing surgical precision and outcomes in neurosurgery.