1969
DOI: 10.1001/archotol.1969.00770030744017
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Facial Neurilemmomas: A Study of Four Diverse Cases

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“…Intraparotid facial nerve schwannoma commonly presents as a parotid mass with or without facial weakness. The parotid mass is almost always painless 3 and slowly increases in size, although painful lesions have been reported, 8 as in two of the cases. The cause could be due to distention of the parotid fascia or obstruction of the parotid duct, as in the first patient.…”
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“…Intraparotid facial nerve schwannoma commonly presents as a parotid mass with or without facial weakness. The parotid mass is almost always painless 3 and slowly increases in size, although painful lesions have been reported, 8 as in two of the cases. The cause could be due to distention of the parotid fascia or obstruction of the parotid duct, as in the first patient.…”
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“…It is suspected when the tumour is inseparable from the nerve or when electrical stimulation of the tumour causes facial movement. 8 Frozen section is important because a malignant lesion merits more extensive surgery whereas nerve‐sparing parotidectomy should be attempted in benign cases.…”
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“…(4) They may cause sudden onset of fa¬ cial paralysis simulating Bell palsy. (5) They may maintain electrical ex¬ citability (neuropraxia) for years or recover clinically or electromyographically or both from degeneration.…”
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“…Es wird spekuliert, daß Fazialisneurinome vom sensorischen Teil des N. facialis (N. intermedius) ausgehen [9,12]. Dies verleitet zu der Annahme, daß es möglich sei, kleine Fazialisneurinome vom Hauptstamm des Nervs abprä-parieren zu können, ohne die Funktion des motorischen N. facialis zu beeinträchtigen [12].…”
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“…Bis heute liegen etwa über 200 dokumentierte Fälle vor[1,10]. Die Seltenheit von rein intrakranielle Neurinome wird auch von anderen Autoren bestätigt[9]. Die Hauptsymptome sind Faszialislähmung, Hörminderung und Schwindel[1].…”
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