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The Wait-and-Watch Treatment Strategy for Acoustic Neuroma

After an initial evaluation and MRI, you and the specialists of the USC Acoustic Neuroma Center will discuss treatment options that best fit your needs. A wait and watch strategy can be a good start if your tumor is small and you are experiencing few symptoms. This approach generally involves a second MRI in six months and then annually, provided there is no growth and symptoms have not changed. In this video, John Oghalai, MD, a professor and the chair of the USC Caruso Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery, also a neurotologist and skull base surgeon, answers frequently asked questions about acoustic neuroma: • What are the Benefits of Observing an Acoustic Neuroma? • What Are the Risks of Observing an Acoustic Neuroma? • How Quickly Do Acoustic Neuromas Grow? Do They Spread? Need a Consultation? Connect with a specialist today by calling the USC Acoustic Neuroma Center at (323) 442-5790. Learn More: For additional information about our services and team, visit our website at https://www.keckmedicine.org/centers-...