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The relationships of the fourth ventricle to the cerebellar surfaces and the fissures through which the fourth ventricle is approached surgically are among the most complex in the brain. The area in and around the fourth ventricle may be affected by a variety of neoplasms. Some are unique to the fourth ventricle; others are also found in different locations. The two most common surgical approaches to the fourth ventricle are the transvermian and the telovelar approaches.

Telovelar approach versus transvermian approach in management of fourth ventricular tumors