If you have a small acoustic neuroma, your doctor may just monitor its growth with regular MRIs. On the other hand, a lack of treatment can sometimes lead to a buildup of fluid within the brain.

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Acoustic neuroma is a benign intercranial tumor involving the myelin-forming Schwann cells of the vestibular portion of the 8th cranial nerve in the peripheral nervous ... on the other hand, ...

She self-administered another test, a finger flick to her opposite middle finger. Her splayed toes and twitching fingers raised a red flag. "I was in denial until then," she said.

Concern has arisen that the use of hand-held cellular telephones might cause brain tumors. If such a risk does exist, ... 197 had meningioma, and 96 had acoustic neuroma.