摘要
INTRODUCTION Cerebrospinal fluid （CSF） rhinorrhea is a common condition managed by neurosurgeons. The accurate identification of the site of leak plays a key role in facilitating successful surgical repair. We reported two surgery-proven cases of CSF rhinorrhea examined by magnetic resonance （MR） cisternography （Siemens, Berlin, Germany） and skull base coronal thin-section computed tomography （CT） scan （Siemens, Berlin, Germany） before surgical treatment.
INTRODUCTION Cerebrospinal fluid （CSF） rhinorrhea is a common condition managed by neurosurgeons. The accurate identification of the site of leak plays a key role in facilitating successful surgical repair. We reported two surgery-proven cases of CSF rhinorrhea examined by magnetic resonance （MR） cisternography （Siemens, Berlin, Germany） and skull base coronal thin-section computed tomography （CT） scan （Siemens, Berlin, Germany） before surgical treatment.
