BiologyInfralabyrinthine ApproachGross AnatomyMorphological EvidenceMr Appearance VariesPetrous ApexSurgical PathologySurgeryAnatomyCraniofacial SurgeryMedicinePrimary MucoceleRadiology
Mucoceles of the petrous apex are rare. Their MR appearance varies depending on the degree of hydration or inspissation of the contents. Concise preoperative diagnosis is helpful, since mucoceles are better drained to the mastoids via an infralabyrinthine approach rather than the more risky middle cranial fossa approach used for cholesteatomas.
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