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Ten years have passed since the start of the Japan Society of Skull Base Surgery was organized by neurosurgeons, plastic surgeons and head and neck surgeons who practice skull base surgery. It is only recent that the term "skull base surgery" became recognized in the clinical field. However, the number of head and neck surgeons who aim to practice skull base surgery is not increasing, judging from the small number of such themes addressed in conferences. Although one reason for this is the limited number of patients who require skull base surgery, the more critical problem is that head and neck surgeons have a limited chance for mastering carniotomy. In head and neck surgery, skull base surgery is simply an extension of its kind, as long as it is extra-dural. However, if the skull base surgery is intra-dural, a different type of surgical technique is required from head and neck surgery. When both type of techniques are required for skull base surgery, the cooperative work of a neurosurgeon and a head and neck surgeon is necessary. For a successful skull base surgery, both the head and neck surgeon and neurosurgeon need to learn the basic surgical surgical skills of the other.

Summary Skull Base Surgery; The Present and Future Training Skull Base Surgeons and Team Surgery