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A large vestibular schwannoma after recent negative MRI: A case report.

Thomas Muelleman, James Lin

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Abstract

Vestibular schwannomas are, on average, slowly growing tumors that may remain quiescent for some time before manifesting themselves symptomatically or being found incidentally on imaging. We describe a case of a vestibular schwannoma that grew rapidly and to a large size in a patient who had undergone negative imaging 5 years earlier for unrelated issues. This case highlights the importance of repeat imaging in patients with symptoms concerning for vestibular schwannoma who might have previously undergone negative scans.

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Vestibular schwannomas are, on average, slowly growing tumors that may remain quiescent for some time before manifesting themselves symptomatically or being found incidentally on imaging. We describe a case of a vestibular schwannoma that grew rapidly and to a large size in a patient who had undergone negative imaging 5 years earlier for unrelated issues. This case highlights the importance of repeat imaging in patients with symptoms concerning for vestibular schwannoma who might have previously undergone negative scans.

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Vestibular schwannomas are, on average, slowly growing tumors that may remain quiescent for some time before manifesting themselves symptomatically or being found incidentally on imaging. We describe a case of a vestibular schwannoma that grew rapidly and to a large size in a patient who had undergone negative imaging 5 years earlier for unrelated issues. This case highlights the importance of repeat imaging in patients with symptoms concerning for vestibular schwannoma who might have previously undergone negative scans.

Key concepts: Schwannoma, Vestibular system, Medicine, Magnetic resonance imaging, Radiology, Neuroma, Audiology, Surgery

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