From the case:
Platybasia (diagrams)
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Figure 1. Standard measurement: angle formed by a line joining the nasion with the center of the pituitary fossa and a line joining the anterior border of the foramen magnum with the center of the pituitary fossa. (Normal 125°–143°, Platybasia >143°, Basilar kyphosis <125°)
Figure 2. Modified measurement: angle formed by a line extending across the anterior cranial fossa to the tip to the dorsum sellae and a line drawn along the posterior margin of the clivus. (normal value range (95% C.I) 116°-118° for adults and 113°-115° for children.)
Figure 3. example measurement in a patient with platybasia and a degree of basilar invagination