Fig. 4From: Morphometric analysis of posterior cranial fossa and foramen magnum and it’s clinical implications in craniovertebral junction malformations: a computed tomography based institutional study in a tertiary care hospital of northern part of IndiaMidsagittal reconstructed images of computed tomography scan of the posterior fossa and the craniovertebral junction demonstrating the measurements of various craniometric parameters in patients with craniovertebral junction malformations. a Klaus’ index—26.8 mm (decreased), b height of posterior fossa—29.1 mm (decreased), c Basal angle—143.2°(increased), d Boogard angle—142.7° (increased), e Nasion Basion Opisthion angle—172.1 (increased), f Foramen Magnum Angle—18.2° (increased), g Clivus Canal angle-111.8°(increased), h Clivopalatal angle—55.3(decreased), i Clivoodontoid angle – 120.7°(decreased)Back to article page