Patient's question:
Malignant acoustic neuroma for 9 years. At first, it reappeared with dizziness on one side, and things sounded a bit unclear. Later, it became increasingly severe, sometimes even indistinct. After the surgery, there wasn't much stability. Seeking help from doctors, can malignant acoustic neuroma be cured?Doctor's answer:
Acoustic neuroma, it is not malignant, it is not a malignant tumor. Acoustic neuroma is the most common benign tumor in ear neurosurgery, it is a benign tumor that occurs again on the auditory nerve. The early symptoms of acoustic neuroma are mainly dizziness, hearing loss, and vertigo. After the surgery for acoustic neuroma, since the tumor occurs again on the auditory nerve, it is impossible for hearing to be completely restored after the surgery.