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Acoustic Neuroma in 5 minutes

Acoustic neuroma, also known as vestibular schwannoma, is a benign tumor that develops on the vestibulocochlear nerve—the nerve responsible for hearing and balance. In this video, we break down what acoustic neuroma is, how it presents, how it’s diagnosed, and the different treatment options available. From gradual hearing loss and tinnitus to balance issues and facial nerve involvement, we explain the key signs and symptoms to look out for. We also explore how MRI plays a vital role in diagnosis and discuss when to observe, operate, or consider radiosurgery. Whether you’re a concerned viewer, a medical student, or a resident looking for a quick refresher, this five-minute video gives you an accessible, evidence-based overview of a condition that, while non-cancerous, can have serious consequences if left undetected. Watch to the end to understand life after treatment, follow-up protocols, and how neurofibromatosis type 2 changes the clinical picture. Like, share, and subscribe for more clear and concise medical explainers.