Usually referred to as the "anterior skull base," the anterior skull represents a wide constellation of tumors that form in the region of your head and brain that stretches from the forehead down to the back of the throat. This comprises the area between or behind your eyes, your forehead, the front of your face, and your sinuses. The anterior region of your skull is susceptible to developing a wide variety of growths. These growths may be malignant (cancerous) or benign (noncancerous). To safely treat growths in this location, specialized knowledge is required because so many important structures are located there, such as the brain, eyes, face, and related blood arteries and nerves. These tumors can have a wide range of causes. While some tumors have environmental origins like smoking, prior radiation exposure, or infections, others have genetic ties. In a great deal of other cases, the cause is unclear.
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