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P377: ENDOSCOPIC, ENDONASAL, TRANSCLIVAL APPROACH WITH A RIGHT CALDWELL-LUC FOR CONTRALATERAL TRANSMAXILLARY APPROACH FOR A LEFT PETROCLIVAL CHORDOMA
Robert J Dambrino, MD, MPH¹; Kelly Daniels, MD²; James C Bayley, MD¹; Eric W Wang, MD²; Carl H Snyderman, MD, MBA²; Paul A Gardner, MD²; Georgios A Zenonos¹; ¹University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Department of Neurological Surgery; ²University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Department of Otolaryngology

27 year old female presents with 2 months of progressive dysphagia, dysphonia, diplopia found to have left CN X, XII palsies. An MRI reveals a large petroclival chordoma with erosion of the left occipital condyle. An endoscopic, endonasal, transclival with a right Caldwell-Luc for a contralateral transmaxillary approach was performed with subsequent occiput to C2 fusion. The patient recovered well and was discharged to inpatient rehab.

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