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Hypervascular vestibular schwannomas
Surgical Neurology, 2002Vestibular schwannoma (VS) is usually hypovascular and can be resected totally without major morbidity. Resection of the more uncommon hypervascular VS is complicated by excessive tumor bleeding. We have attempted to clarify the clinical characteristics and management of hypervascular VS.Surgical reports and videos of 78 patients with unilateral VS (5 ...
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Vestibular Schwannomas in Children
Otology & Neurotology, 2001This article highlights the clinical presentation and management issues of unilateral vestibular schwannomas in children. We demonstrate how the presentation differs from neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) and from adult unilateral vestibular schwannomas.This article is composed of a series of three cases and a literature review.The study was performed at ...
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1987
Over the past two decades, the emphasis on the management of acoustic neuromas has turned from the single goal of preserving the patient's life to early diagnosis and functional preservation of cranial nerves.
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Over the past two decades, the emphasis on the management of acoustic neuromas has turned from the single goal of preserving the patient's life to early diagnosis and functional preservation of cranial nerves.
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Growth characteristics of vestibular schwannomas
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 2009To assess the growth characteristics of small- to medium-sized vestibular schwannomas in patients undergoing watch, wait, and rescan management.Cohort study using prospectively collected size and tumor morphology data.Tertiary referral center for cranial base surgery.Three hundred eighty-one patients with sporadic unilateral vestibular schwannomas and ...
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2010
Vestibular Schwannomas are well treated by GKNS. This can be used alone for tumors up to 20cm3. For larger tumors subtotal, intracapsular resection followed by GKNS a few months later would seem to give the best results. While there remain disagreements relating to optimal treatment for VSs among colleagues using different techniques, there are ...
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Vestibular Schwannomas are well treated by GKNS. This can be used alone for tumors up to 20cm3. For larger tumors subtotal, intracapsular resection followed by GKNS a few months later would seem to give the best results. While there remain disagreements relating to optimal treatment for VSs among colleagues using different techniques, there are ...
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Genomics of vestibular schwannoma
The majority of vestibular schwannomas occur as solitary tumors in otherwise healthy individuals with no family history of vestibular schwannomas, while approximately 5% are associated with the tumor suppressor syndrome, NF2-related schwannomatosis. However, pathogenic variants in the NF2 gene are by far the most common genetic aberration found in bothMiriam J, Smith +2 more
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Dizziness in vestibular schwannomas
Dizziness associated with vestibular schwannomas can be considered a diagnostic feature, a posttreatment challenge, or an issue in patients undergoing a wait-and-scan approach. Regardless of the scenario, dizziness has the potential to significantly impact patient quality of life and therefore requires careful assessment and management.Peter, Kullar +2 more
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