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clivus

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clivus /cli·vus/ (kli´vus) [L.] a bony surface in the posterior cranial fossa sloping upward from the foramen magnum to the dorsum sellae.
cli·vus (klvs)
n. pl. cli·vi (-v)
A downward-sloping surface.

clivus
[klī′vəs]
Etymology: L, slope
an inclined surface, as on the sphenoid bone.

clivus [kli´vus] (L.)
a bony surface in the surface of the posterior cranial fossa sloping upward from the foramen magnum to the dorsum sellae.

clivus
pl. clivi [L.] a bony surface in the posterior cranial fossa sloping forward from the foramen magnum to the dorsum sellae.


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[FIGURE 14 OMITTED] [FIGURE 15 OMITTED] [FIGURE 16 OMITTED] Meningiomas in this region originate from the tuberculum sella, anterior clinoid processes, diaphragma sellae, planum sphenoidale and upper clivus (Figure 9).
Follow-up imaging and endoscopic surveillance have revealed no recurrence of tumor and have shown good integrity of the anterior fossa floor reconstruction (figure 4) and clivus.
 
 
 
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