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Radiologic examination of the base of the skull and temporal bone in relation to the facial skeleton.

1. On a clinical level: There are symptoms in the facial region, which can equally be a manifestation of an injury of the base of the skull as well as of the facial bones. A hematoma around the eyes may occur with a fracture of the cranial base, the maxillary complex and on account of a direct injury to the orbital region. A hemorrhage from the nose can be the result of a fracture of the cranial base and of an isolated injury to the soft parts of the nasal region.