Sundaresan N, Eller T, Ciric I
Surg Neurol. 1976 Aug;6(2):119-21.
Three patients who presented with symptoms and signs of acoustic tumors are described: one of them had an arteriovenous malformation and the other two had cavernous hemangiomas. The common feature in all these patients was the presence of marked facial weakness with or without fasciculations and a complete loss of hearing in the presence of a small tumor. The cerebrospinal fluid protein was normal in these patients. Polytomography and Pantopaque cisternograms were used to make the diagnosis. Since these lesions are circumscribed, they are suitable for removal using microneurosurgical techniques.
其中一名患有动静脉畸形，另外两名患有海绵状血管瘤。所有这些患者的共同特征是，无论有无肌束震颤，均存在明显的面部无力，且在肿瘤较小的情况下听力完全丧失。这些患者的脑脊液蛋白正常。采用多层面体层摄影术和碘苯酯脑池造影术进行诊断。由于这些病变界限清楚，适合采用显微神经外科技术切除。
