Abstract:Objective To investigate the clinical manifestations, diagnostic methods and treatment strategies of patients with invasive aspergillosis of the skull base in immunocompetent individuals.Methods Two cases of invasive aspergillosis of the skull base in immunocompetent patients were reported, detailing their clinical presentations, imaging features, surgical procedures, and antifungal treatments. Relevant literature was also reviewed.Results Both patients underwent endoscopic surgery to remove the lesions, with pathological confirmation of Aspergillus infection. Postoperative long-term antifungal therapy with voriconazole was administered, resulting in significant symptom improvement during follow-up.Conclusions Invasive aspergillosis of the skull base is rare in immunocompetent patients and challenging to diagnose. Typical appearances in image examinations are helpful for differential diagnosis. Endoscopic surgery combined with long-term antifungal therapy is an effective treatment strategy. Early diagnosis and aggressive treatment are crucial for improving prognosis.