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Far-lateral Transcondylar Approach Simplified | The Neurosurgical Case Room

The farlateral transcondylar approach is one of the most powerful skull base corridors for lesions at the foramen magnum, ventral brainstem, and lower clivus. In this video, we break it down step by step in a clear, structured, and exam-focused manner. If you are a neurosurgery resident, fellow, or practicing neurosurgeon preparing for boards, viva exams, or refining your skull base anatomy, this session will help you understand: • Surgical indications for the farlateral approach • Patient positioning and anatomical landmarks • Extent of condylar drilling and biomechanical considerations • Vertebral artery exposure and mobilization • Lower cranial nerve relationships • Safe corridors to the ventral brainstem • Complication avoidance strategies • When to extend to a transcondylar or supracondylar variant This session is designed to simplify complex skull base anatomy without oversimplifying surgical principles. On The Neurosurgical Case Room, we focus on high-yield, clinically relevant neurosurgical education for residents and consultants worldwide. If you found this helpful: Like the video Subscribe for more advanced neurosurgical approaches Share with your co-residents and colleagues