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Signs of Acoustic Neuroma

Some common signs of having an acoustic neuroma are:

  1. Decreased corneal sensation
  2. Facial twitching
  3. Facial numbness
  4. Facial paralysis
  5. Ataxia – unsteady movements or gait.

The above signs are listed in the order of frequency in which they were found in the study referenced below.

Reference for Acoustic Neuroma:

John P. Leonetti, MD: The Diagnosis and Management of Acoustic Neuromas: Contemporary Practice Guidelines. Chicago Medicine. April 21, 1994.

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